Trucks

The Rise of Electric Mining Trucks in Zambia: A Green Shift in Copper Production The landscape of mining in Zambia is on the cusp of transformation, thanks to the recent deployment of innovative electric trucks. These state-of-the-art vehicles, crafted by Breton Technology, a prominent high-tech firm based in China, are slated for operation at one of Zambia’s key copper mining projects. It’s fascinating to witness how technology is interweaving with traditional industries, especially in regions rich in…

Inside the Yelabuga Drone Factory: A Look at Modern Warfare Recently, Zvezda, the dedicated television channel for the Russian Defense Ministry, came out with a revealing video showcasing the vast Yelabuga drone manufacturing facility nestled in the Tatarstan region. This site is pivotal as it produces the Russian variant of the Shahed-136, a drone that has become synonymous with contemporary conflict in Ukraine. The video’s narrative unfolds within the factory walls, exposing the…

UNICEF has raised an urgent alarm, indicating that while global attention is drawn to other crises, the situation in Gaza is dire, described as "the worst it has ever been." It is a reality where the Palestinian territory has, in many ways, "hit rock bottom." The UN agency reports a staggering decline in aid availability, noting that 400 distribution points across Gaza have dwindled to a mere four. With a population exceeding two million, the territory is grappling with famine-like conditions, exacerbated by Israel's…

What’s Driving This At present, Dangote’s refinery operates at an impressive capacity of about 85 percent, translating to 550,000 barrels per day from a potential 650,000. This makes it stand out as one of the largest single-train refineries in the world—a title that carries considerable weight in the industry. Why does size matter? A larger operation reduces the cost per barrel, and that’s just the beginning of the benefits. Pair this with the strategic introduction of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) trucks, which…

The United Nations has announced that five trucks carrying essential nutritional supplies were allowed to cross into Gaza from Israel through the Kerem Shalom border today. However, the UN reported that the supplies have yet to be collected for distribution. In a recent statement, UN aid chief Tom Fletcher characterized the limited resumption of aid after an extensive 11-week blockade, amidst an uptick in military action, as "a welcome development," yet stressed that it remains "a drop in the ocean" compared to the urgent…

First Day of Ceasefire Sees 630 Aid Trucks Roll into Gaza In a remarkable turn of events, the first day of the much-anticipated ceasefire in Gaza witnessed a substantial influx of humanitarian aid. A remarkable total of 630 aid trucks crossed into the beleaguered region, bringing with them hope for a population worn thin by conflict. After weeks of unrest, this moment felt like a breath of fresh air, even if just for a moment. Imagine standing in a world where the sounds of gunfire are replaced by the rumble of…

In the labyrinthine theatres of conflict across the globe, from the sun-baked landscapes of the Middle East to the rugged terrains of Africa and the tumultuous regions of Western Asia, a familiar emblem shines – the unmistakable Toyota badge. Particularly, the Toyota Hilux has become somewhat of an unwitting icon in the arsenal of insurgents and extremist factions. But what fuels this bizarre alliance between a humble vehicle and the machinery of war? The answer is a cocktail of ruggedness, availability, and geopolitical…

Nearly 100 trucks filled with essential food supplies for Palestinians were subjected to brutal looting shortly after they entered Gaza, marking a significant loss during 13 months of ongoing conflict. This incident highlights the growing dire circumstances as hunger escalates, as reported by two UN agencies. The convoy, consisting of aid provided by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) and the World Food Programme (WFP), was ordered by Israeli officials to take an uncharted route from the Kerem Shalom border…

Trucks carrying humanitarian aid sent to Tigray amid hostility in Amhara NAIROBI, Kenya - The Ethiopian government, together with various international stakeholders, has dispatched around 40 trucks loaded with food and non-food items, state media reported, in an effort to rescue a starving population in the Tigray region. Despite claims that Ethiopia does not commit to allowing aid teams access…