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Before the global financial crisis, strong market conditions led to limited scrapping.

The department has allegedly uncovered a slew of illegal labour practices.

Across Africa, compliance for imported goods is tightening.

The country must now prepare for the next evaluation that begins halfway through 2026.

The GNU has struggled to act decisively on major issues. – WTIIA report.

Work apparently began in April with the building of a dock and subsequent land clearing.

13 of the 15 crew members from the Hai Li 5 were rescued from the water.

The pledges include expansions in industrial and commercial property, agro-processing and advanced manufacturing.

‘The decision sends a clear signal of confidence to agribusinesses and exporters’ – Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen.

Despite ballooning government debt, imports are safe.

The company produces medium-voltage power cables and a range of optical fibre cables.