Customs news: latest

The EU apparently had reason to believe that South Africa was not complying with the necessary phytosanitary standards to fight false codling moth.

Oil platforms and offshore support vessels have become regular targets for pirates and armed criminals.

By Sunday, Eskom had lost at least 22 000MW of generation capacity due mostly to unplanned breakdowns.

It appears that border officials didn’t buy enough diesel to keep the generators going.

The Suez Canal Authority has cited global demand for shipping and rising profits as justification for its soaring transit fees.

A look back at last week’s top stories.

Stage six load shedding to continue this week with negative impact on economic growth recovery.

Container ship in Turkish port half-sinks after listing.

Cats take wing to the subcontinent after last one disappeared 70 years ago.

A new government report has uncovered the depth of corruption in driving licence testing centres, such as 'sorting out' arrears for a fee.

The airport is at an advanced stage of clinching international daily freight services in about two years’ time.

South Africa’s nuclear facility may have to be shut down if crucial replacement work on the reactors’ generators isn’t completed in time.