Customs news: latest

The business association’s new president is a ‘conscious capitalist’ who aims to create new business opportunities in the city.

Pet owners emigrating to Australia can look forward to a new product from Qantas.

The number of women employed in the transport sector is rising, according to recent data released by Statistics SA.

‘If I could help it there wouldn’t be any load shedding’ – Pravin Gordhan

Transport operators are under constant pressure to increase efficiencies and drive costs down. – Gavin Kelly, RFA.

CPG Bunkering is immediately supplying VLSFO and LSMO by barge.

Intervention by Zimborders helped the livestock cargo to leapfrog the line north of the border.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has called for NERSA to investigate possible wasted costs at Koeberg.

“The aim is to sign the first power supply agreement during the course of the current week.” – Eskom

The country’s privately run freight rail network is the largest and most profitable in the world.

SA has raised more than 90% of the President’s five-year investment target of R1.2 billion.

The warehouse is strategically located in Northfield Business Park in the north of the city.