Customs news: latest

Municipalities across the country are getting to work fixing potholes that the public have reported via the mobile app.

Move prompted by concerns over monopolistic control of global container manufacturing.

Push for promulgation of contentious Bill proceeds despite Constitutional protection of property rights.

Transport sector trade unions have declared a dispute with Transnet which has refused to meet its pay hike demands.

This is testament to nearly 15 years of dedicated collaboration to reduce the threat of piracy in the region, says IMO.

Xeneta market analyst says spot-rate growth in the liner trade is slowing.

Current level is still double the average freight rate in pre-pandemic 2019.

The port says it has raised its pay hike offer to workers who want to end the strike.

They’re now reaping the whirlwind of these approaches and facing chronic staffing shortages as the industry normalises.

There will be some disruption due to the policy decision and there will be costs for employers, the RFA has warned.

It relates to an incident that dates back to the tenure of the former commissioner, Tom Moyane.

The government is investigating the latest incident which is the third fatality to occur in the shipyard this year.