Customs news: latest

The Council has prolonged the mandate of Operation Aspides to 2025.

Levies exceeding 50% of the value of unprocessed aluminium could be a reality by 2034.

Freight News columnist Clifford Evans said he saw a loaded container vessel rolling in heavy swells in the Bay.

Red Sea uncertainty has led to negotiations to secure higher freight rates, Xeneta’s research shows.

Damage to the ship and its cargo is being assessed by a salvage company.

Finalising the Bill into an Act is said to be a priority of the next administration.

In response to the ATSB report, CMA CGM has committed to revising its fleetwide steering procedures.

Project will create career opportunities for aspiring seafarers from developing nations.  

The rail development budget forms part of broader proposed infrastructure spending of R15.4 billion.

“It’s so rewarding to see people grow through the coursework we expose them to.” – Samantha Dorrington.

The facility at 2 Atlantic Drive is strategically located, allowing for faster port access.

A peace deal struck by presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could redefine Europe’s energy trade.