Customs news: latest

The primary impact for South Africa would emerge through pricing competitiveness.

Non-compliance has shrunk to only about 2%. – Stephan Segal, Value Logistics.

The sector is taking strain due to US tariffs and requirements to cut CO₂ emissions. 

Unscrupulous schools market ‘drive till you pass’ packages that focus purely on passing yard tests.

Nine of the seafarers were filmed repeating in chorus that they were sorry for the Palestinians in Gaza.

The move signifies the platform’s commitment to building a trusted online marketplace.

“Drivers are usually beaten and then held in nearby bush.” – Transist

Ramaphosa said the process for an amicable, bilaterally beneficial trade process was still ongoing.

Cities capitalise on global trends like urbanisation, e-commerce, and supply chain reconfiguration.

The government is once again propping up the ports operator after credit rating agencies warned about its high debt level.

Shippers are cancelling block space agreements and charters, leading to $22 billion in lost revenue.

The carrier has 132 vessels on its order books, equivalent to 2.0-2.2 million TEUs of future capacity.