Customs news: latest

The report recommends that the selling of internal combustion engines are banned.

"With the Easter and Passover holidays, we are expecting large numbers of travellers to take to the skies." - Willie Walsh, Iata.

Smugglers are using misappropriated container reference codes to move drugs like cocaine through ports, a new Europol report has found.

The newly appointed electricity minister recently oversaw visits to power stations to identify and resolve electricity supply constraints.

Scandinavian maritime authorities are developing the world's first hybrid-electric (HE) hopper dredgers and HE high-speed crew transfer vessels.

Shepstone & Wylie look at the revenue collection strategy of "pay now, argue later".

Border police became suspicious of the two trucks that were waiting in line to cross into the country.

The Trans-Kalahari Corridor crossing is a vital link for bilateral trade between Namibia and Botswana.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana has gazetted a notice exempting the power utility from disclosing irregular and fruitless expenditure in 2022/23.

Long-term visa or waiver applicants who are still awaiting a decision can remain in the country until the end of the year.