Customs news: latest

The parastatal has revised its wage offer but unions have warned that the strike is still on.

Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy says cost of fuel comes down to affordability.

Drivers refuse to move as government officials pay more lip service to security situation in DRC.

More unemployment and higher prices at the tills will be felt throughout the economy as transporters battle to make ends meet.

A statement said it’s hoped that the new board will “boost the operational capacity and improve the performance of the power utility”.

Port workers have rejected a 1.5% pay increase with a once-off payment if they accept the offer.

Purchasing consortium eyes cold storage expansion opportunities across sub-Saharan Africa.

Port workers are demanding an above-inflation pay hike and a review of salaries and shifts.

Ministers from DRC and Zambia attended resolution meeting over the weekend, to no avail.

Graduation of 38 students in the FIATA Diploma and Higher Diploma in Supply Chain Management, through GMLS at SAAFF Head Office in Gauteng.

Citrus Growers’ Association now boasts more than 1 500 members.

Logistics owners, however, are likely to face another jump in the diesel price this week.