Customs news: latest

About 90% of containers moving freight globally are high cube but boxes exceeding 4,3 metres remain banned on SA roads.

The president was speaking during a ceremony to welcome 18 new international diplomats to the country.

The majority of 2 700 global supply chain professionals surveyed expect container prices to rebound in the coming months.

Lawyers received duplicate payments for road accident victims and kept the money in their trust accounts.

Analysts estimate that half of the exports are moved on tankers linked to Russia or to the world’s ‘dark fleet’ of grey-market tonnage.

Shared opportunities in commerce, agriculture, road and rail value chains have potential to grow the economies of both countries.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation has encouraged motorists to report incidents of bribery to its anti-corruption unit.

The government is planning to host a conference that will tackle controversial constitutional issues such as land reform and redistribution.

Environmentalists are celebrating the refusal of an EIA for the ship energy project in Coega, as Richards Bay application stalls.

The shipping line is taking delivery of two ultra-large vessels in the next two weeks.

Civil rights organisation AfriForum has asked for reports of contracts as well as data on its assets and the number of port and rail stoppage hours.