Customs news: latest

The sector has urged the government to reverse a decision allowing the US to control its own export bans.

The June update builds on earlier projections from July 2024, incorporating substantial changes following November's draft Integrated Resource Plan.

Mental health challenges among seafarers have long been described as a silent epidemic.

Maritime industry marks Day of the Seafarer, with focus on dignity and safety on every vessel.

The corridor is designed to facilitate the export of copper and agricultural products through Angola.

The company reaffirmed its commitment to improving throughput across its network.

Together with BlackRock, the line submitted a joint bid worth $22.8 billion in March.

PPP disconnects is one of the issues highlighted by the IMD’s report.

The road freight sector saw a sharp contraction in 2024, with an 8.3% drop in payload volumes.

Recommendations have been made to revoke all ‘irregularly awarded’ visas and to deport people involved – SIU.