Customs news: latest

A look back at last week’s top stories.

Weak institutions, among others, stand in the way of the Mogadishu government following its neighbours into the fold.

The mobile network operator plans to improve connectivity across the region, especially in township and rural areas.

Gumtree is poised for accelerated e-commerce growth on the African continent.

“Much has been done to transform the country’s energy landscape and bring new generation capacity online, but that is not enough.” – Ebrahim Patel

Cargo owners have lamented the accumulating storage costs as the terminal operator’s dispute with the union rages on.

“This will be one of our efforts to achieve our 2050 net-zero GHG reduction target.”

The SARB cited low growth and inflation concerns among its rationale for the latest rise in the repo rate.

LNG conversion kits can lower a truck’s long-term running costs by substituting fossil fuel consumption by 40%-60%.

South African granadilla growers head for Ghana where ports like Tema and Takoradi are outperforming local ones.

Port workers were allegedly aggrieved over a change in their shifts, but management intervened to end the dispute.