The reason why nothing has changed for the trucks is that the SA customs agents do not operate 24/7. 

Federal Maritime Commission calls for information to confirm compliance with the law.

Poor service has led to kilometre-long queues of trucks, preventing people from leaving their homes to go to work.

Separating sense from noise on daily graphs has become a minefield for traders.

Manganese on the Trans-Oranje Corridor continues to record the lion’s share of exports.

The parastatal has warned that it will act swiftly against alleged perpetrators who are costing it revenue losses.

Fleet expansions are said to be driving down shipping costs.

Clear targets for the use of greener replacement fuels have been set with incentives for early adoption.

Consumer Price Inflation hit 7% in February, fuelled mainly by stubbornly high food costs, giving the SARB incentive to raise interest rates.

There is no certainty though that a month is enough to undo the devastation of Cyclone Freddy.