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The president has issued a directive for a review of all charges to enforce legal compliance.

The IMO has granted the organisation status as a key player in the maritime nuclear energy sector.

The fund has faced governance and operational challenges that have led to litigation and rising legal costs.

The logistics operator is entirely dependent on state support to keep its finances afloat, says rating agency S&P.

He will meet with the China State Construction Engineering Corporation and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

“The impact on container shipping has been disproportionately severe.” – Sea-Intelligence.

Forecasts for Q2 2025 point to continued growth in both goods and services trade. – Unctad.

Global and regional geopolitical tensions are drivers of cyber risk for companies in the Asia Pacific region.

The decision follows allegations of financial misconduct, irregular expenditure and governance failures at the entity.

The Department of Agriculture is tracing the source of the latest infection found on a Free State farm.

Naamsa has warned that plummeting exports could turn vibrant industrial hubs into ghost towns.

Peru will remain at 10%, while SA trade negotiators seek to secure a more favourable tariff for the country ahead of August 1.