Customs news: latest

All necessary conditions have now been fulfilled and the transaction has been completed.

Earnings before interest and tax (Ebit) are higher than the combined Q2 Ebit of the past 11 years.

The wanton destruction of trucks and goods is undoing SA’s status as an efficient logistics hub for foreign traders.

The opening of the plant and other new local investments indicate that the economy is recovering, says Ramaphosa.

The public can now cast their votes for their favourite driver in the #ThankYouTrucker competition.

Growth data points to lucrative opportunities for the continent’s supply chain industry.

Muifa heads straight for Ningbo and Shanghai in the wake of super-storm Hinnamnor.

Workers at the strategic Liverpool and Felixstowe ports will down tools as they battle their employers for better pay.

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Those without an alternative permit won’t qualify for UIF even though they have been contributing to the fund.

The port has agreed to delay the onset of a controversial new rule after robust talks with transporters.

Taxi operators will pay 23% more for tyres, while truck and bus owners will pay 22% and passenger vehicle owners will fork out a further 25%.