Customs news: latest

The latest interest rate increase is expected to affect property investors and already-struggling farmers and workers.

If the EU gives you lemons, start a mammoth court battle over false codling moth.

Competing ports and hinterland corridors are seeing an increase in volume, with cross-border trade being directed away from South Africa.

There’s no need for imbizos. Just implement the rule of law in the labour force and on the roads – RFA

Energy firm Lhyfe is convinced of the central role offshore has to play in the massification of renewable green hydrogen production.

Police arrested five suspects and seized two planes during a joint operation in Italy and Belgium.

Mayor of Zululand says major roads cannot cope with truck volumes.

Eskom’s load shedding is costing businesses financially and could lead to thousands of job losses.

The Tshwane Metro Police Department has urged motorists to follow information boards, adding that all routes would also be clearly marked.

Crane brings welcome relief as port is now operating three berths.

Attacks on long-distance commuter companies are getting out of hand. – SAPS. 

A new report shows that governments want to save industry €20 billion in carbon tax by exempting some vessel types.