# The South African Freight and Logistics Association has launched its Gauteng chapter focused on strengthening industry representation, improving stakeholder engagement and addressing border delays and port bottlenecks. The association has appointed Eric Pillay as regional chairperson. Pillay says the initiative aims to improve cargo movement and support regional economic growth. Safla chairperson Arend du Preez says stronger regional representation will help develop local solutions. Industry leaders also highlighted rail reforms, fair pricing and effective regulation to boost freight efficiency.
SA Freight Association launches Gauteng chapter to tackle freight delays