Workers at the strategic Liverpool and Felixstowe ports will down tools as they battle their employers for better pay.

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Those without an alternative permit won’t qualify for UIF even though they have been contributing to the fund.

The port has agreed to delay the onset of a controversial new rule after robust talks with transporters.

Taxi operators will pay 23% more for tyres, while truck and bus owners will pay 22% and passenger vehicle owners will fork out a further 25%.

Economists have adjusted their view regarding the next local interest rate hike as central banks tighten up globally.

Importers must make the payments for the next six months.

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Being a member of the East African Community costs about $8 million (R136.8+ million) a year.

Call for national aviation bodies to address an industry that has “become environmentally, economically, and socially unsustainable”.

On-site sensors build a detailed wind forecast and predict exactly which containers are at risk at any given time.