Customs news: latest

In SA more than 80% of international trade is facilitated through forwarders.

Interim chief commercial officer, Simon Newton-Smith, resigns.

Several projects in the pipeline illustrate its continued growth agenda.

European power utilities have been eager buyers of South African coal, despite high prices in the wake of a ban on Russian cargoes.

The canal’s authorities are ensuring that the country receives its share of the rising fortunes of the shipping sector.

The threat of Gulf of Guinea piracy and crew kidnappings remains.

Clearance of Snake Island opens route to Danube River ports.

It relates to corruption involving some R93 million during the purchase of at least 1 064 locomotives.

Home Affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi is expected to provide an update on the country’s smart border control plan.

The four appeared in court in what is considered a ‘seminal case’ for the National Prosecuting Authority.

The early part of the review period provided some encouraging news for a post-pandemic economic recovery.

Wage negotiations hit another deadlock in the growing dispute between staff and employers.