Customs news: latest

Marius Harmse allegedly indirectly received a payment of more than R300 000 from a supplier for the vehicle’s purchase.

A look back at last week’s top stories.

Pressure on the road freight network can be reduced by using the RoRo system for short sea trips.

Charges stem from a transaction advisory tender awarded to a McKinsey-led consortium.

Transporters advised to submit priority goods declarations in time.

Rates have been edging down for the last 31 weeks straight.

The logistics firm’s new warehouses have been built according to a nett-zero carbon scheme.

Plans are afoot to bring ecofriendly solar-powered e-bikes into South Africa for use in urban spaces.

The tanker, whose ownership is unknown, has apparently changed its name twice this year and may have been avoiding sanctions against Russia.

The death in prison of a hijab dissenter has sparked protests across the INSTC’s main transit country.

If government plans to move freight to rail it must ensure efficient security to prevent crime – RFA

“The high cost of materials and security-related expenses seem to be eroding profit margins.” – FNB economist