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The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) supports the professionals who plan the roads, drive the trucks, bring in the raw materials, and store the goods safely. We are the leading international voice for supply chain, logistics and transport.

What we do: We create the right programmes and set the right goals. We are seen as the leading professional body globally by those both within and outside our profession.

Our plans: We are creating a strong model for growth based on regional development. We are adding new country branches and identifying key markets for expansion

Our services for our Members: We are passionate about our education and membership services. We strive to strengthen and improve them. We share best practice and learnings throughout our global family and encourage participation and advancement at all levels.

Our people: We aim to give robust and positive leadership of the Institute. We have created a talented team to further develop our organisation.

The South African National Taxi council Is the Apex body of the taxi industry in Gauteng.it was established in October 2001.primary objectives is to promote and defend the interest of the taxi operations in Gauteng and protect their interest. The Mission of SANTACO is to strive for unity in the taxi industry which will result in a safe ,reliable, affordable, effective and efficient transport system

Driving smarter mobility in Zambia, ZEMIA is a nonprofit organization mobilizing individuals, businesses, and public sector actors to adopt zero-emission transportation in Zambia. Through collaboration, innovation, and knowledge-sharing, we're sparking an EV revolution in Zambia and the wider SADC region. Join us in steering towards a greener future. #ZEMIA #Zero_Emission_TransportZambia.

Transport Forum has become one of the most powerful platforms for communication in the Transport Sector. Industry bodies, such as SAAFF, SAEPA, ARIA, SABOA, RFA have partnered as formal industry alliances.

The following media houses have strategically partnered with the Transport Forum: FreightNews; Engineering News, and African Railways Magazine.

Africa E-Mobility Alliance (AfEMA) facilitates electric mobility growth in Africa. We promote policy development, investment flow, and low carbon charging infrastructure, aiming for a just energy transition. By 2030, AfEMA targets 30% of vehicle sales to be Zero Emission Vehicles, driving innovation and a carbon-free future.

UITP (Union Internationale des Transports Publics) is the International Association of Public Transport and a passionate champion of sustainable urban mobility. Established in 1885, with more than 135 years of history, it is the only worldwide network to bring together all public transport stakeholders and all sustainable transport modes.
Across the globe and every day, people rely on public transport to bring them to school, to work, to sports clubs and cafés. In using public transport millions travel more sustainably, safer and actively while bringing economic benefit to their community. UITP supports the entire sector to ultimately guarantee that public transport and its workers continue to bring cities to life.

The Electric Mobility Association of Kenya (EMAK) is a national body driving the transition to sustainable electric transport across the country. Focused on advocacy, education, and innovation, EMAK works to influence policy, build awareness, and support local EV solutions. The association unites key stakeholders—industry leaders, startups, and the public—around accelerating e-mobility adoption. Through events, resources, and expert leadership, EMAK is shaping Kenya’s cleaner, smarter transport future.

Southern African Bus Operators’ Association (SABOA) is the credible voice of an inclusive, efficient, sustainable and transforming bus and coach industry. It plays a pivotal role in an integrated transport system through safe, reliable and affordable bus and coach services that add value and are attractive to stakeholders. Since its inception in 1980, SABOA has been actively involved in establishing and promoting training in the industry. These initiatives saw it working in close partnership with the University of Johannesburg (UJ) to introduce training programmes tailored to meet the needs of the industry. The three-year Diploma in Road Transport has been very successful in training and empowering thousands of bus company employees since the inception of the qualification in 1980.SABOA has also partnered with the Transport Education Training Authority (TETA) in the establishment of learnerships in the industry. As well as to offer skills training programmes for SMME’s in various fields, to ensure they are better equipped to become part of the mainstream of public transport
We specialize in magazine publishing, corporate branding, digital advertising, graphic design, print and sponsorships.

The Truckers Association of South Africa (TASA) is an industry body that advocates for trucking operators in South Africa. Its members consist of logistics companies, transport industry associations, and businesses with expertise in freight, maritime, and aviation technology. TASA was established to promote transformation within the trucking sector, enabling marginalized groups such as distressed truckers, emerging truckers from disadvantaged backgrounds, women, and black truck owners to thrive in the industry.

C40 is a global network of nearly 100 mayors of the world’s leading cities that are united in action to confront the climate crisis.

Mayors of C40 cities are committed to using an inclusive, science-based and collaborative approach to cut their fair share of emissions in half by 2030, help the world limit global heating in line with the Paris Agreement, and build healthy, equitable and resilient communities. C40 supports mayors to do this by:

Raising climate ambition through 1.5°C climate action plan support, high-impact accelerators and fostering innovation.
Building equitable and thriving communities via global and regional programmes.
Building a global movement through robust international advocacy and diplomacy.
Scaling up climate action and sharing best practices across high-impact sectors.
Facilitating access to finance for investment in green jobs and projects that improve resilience in cities.

Our mission is unique. The ICCT is an independent, nonprofit research organization founded to provide exceptional, objective, timely research and technical and scientific analysis to environmental regulators. Our work empowers policymakers and others worldwide to improve the environmental performance of road, marine, and air transportation to benefit public health and mitigate climate change.

Nelisa Izizwe Foundation is a multifaceted empowerment platform driving change through Road Safety, Driving Education and Skills Development.

Who We Are
We are a passionate team committed to social impact. Our work spans road safety awareness, youth development, and entrepreneurship training.

Our Pillars
Foundation
Community transformation through direct outreach and education.

Driving Academy
Equipping individuals with driving skills for jobs and mobility.

Skills Academy
Soft skills, entrepreneurship, and digital literacy training.

SAWiE is offering data-driven solutions to farmers to better manage their farms independently. The Sawie solutions are empowered by remote sensing tools which include the Earth Observation and ground-based sensors are adopted to meet the needs of all farm types, especially smallholder farms. It will help to improve crop productivity, yield and gain better returns on investment.

The National Taxi Alliance (NTA) serves as a unifying body for independent taxi associations across South Africa, including national, provincial, regional, and primary levels. Founded with the mission to champion and protect the diverse economic and social interests of its members, the NTA ensures a collective and powerful voice for the taxi industry nationwide. Recognizing the essential role of taxis in the socio-economic fabric, the NTA is committed to fostering an environment where the aspirations and livelihoods of its members can flourish.
The NTA’s role extends beyond mere representation; it actively engages in ongoing dialogue to understand and address the dynamic needs and challenges faced by its members. This involves staying attuned to the economic pressures and social issues impacting the taxi industry and advocating for solutions that benefit all affiliated associations. Through collaboration, advocacy, and a dedication to member prosperity, the NTA continuously adapts to the evolving landscape, playing a pivotal role in shaping the future trajectory of South Africa’s taxi industry.