Customs news: latest

To achieve its environmental commitments for 2050, the UAE is expanding its railway infrastructure to reduce carbon emissions by road freight.

World Bank analysis says lack of regional and international transport connectivity and poor access to shipping services affect competitiveness.

SA battles load-shedding with coal-fired plants and adopts clean energy to mitigate the power crisis and climate change.

Ammonia is increasingly being recognised as a promising alternative fuel in the maritime industry’s transition towards sustainable operations.

At least 12.59% of all Namibian imports are food, stats aggregator Trade Economics has found.

The Durban Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns of a “catastrophic business collapse”. 

It was feared that the higher centre of gravity of 150mm could affect load stability.

Trucks accessing the port have been averaging 1 800 per day since March 2022.

The winter outlook for pressure on the national grid is "tight", and any slips will influence the energy plan.

Most of the preparatory work to launch legal proceedings had now been completed.