Customs news: latest

Complementary capabilities range from suppression of trafficking and smuggling operations to vessel traffic management.

The island state’s container giant into Phase 2, partly operational and under budget.

New data shows how slower demand for containers and better utilisation is impacting the world market.

The facility will focus on groupage cargo and Sars-controlled cargo, as well as cross-docking and inventory management.

The operational team averaged a loading rate of 1 699 tons per hour over five days, 54% above the normal loading rate.

Container vessel remains at the Port of Djibouti after container-overboard incident at the beginning of July.

Strike by refuellers based at the airport, which will cause delays to hundreds of flights, is set to go ahead later this week.

Sasol’s announcement of a force majeure at the Natref Refinery comes at a time when supply chains are already stretched, economists warn.

DP World has put a lot of emphasis on reefer-equipped infrastructure.

The producers, which include Shell New Energies and ENGIE, aim to produce green hydrogen to supply the road transport, marine and aviation sectors.

Advocate heading up ID at the NPA says she’s determined to see the Gupta brothers prosecuted in South Africa.

Loaded Hazchem tankers stand in the sun while Zimbabwean officials check each and every load.