Customs news: latest on essential goods

The catch-up game stakeholders cautioned about is now in full view for all to see at the Martin’s Drift Border Post.

“Lithium is at the top of our list.” – Thula Dlamini, TPT managing director for Richards Bay Terminals.

Road traffic authorities across the country are bracing for a busy weekend on major routes.

Efforts by Transist to engage with immigration authorities in the DRC have so far proved unsuccessful.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse has highlighted rife corruption regarding roadworthy certificates.

The equipment has anti-sway technology that allows operating speeds to reach up to 90 kilometres/hour in windy conditions.

Motorists have been urged to monitor weather warnings as possible snowfall predicted for the Easter weekend.

Most of the ports not operating for 24 hours have adjusted their service hours for the holidays.

The cold storage facility will significantly enhance food storage capacity in the region.

Trump is getting to know the bond market and his tariff pushes are expected to follow the yield curve.

Xagta CEO Donald MacKay said the Trump tariffs had effectively ended the African Growth and Opportunity Act.