Customs news: latest

Even carriers with pre-cleared cargo have to wait in the queue to get through one of the most notoriously congested borders in Africa.

An alternative access route through Durban’s old airport could open the way for heavy-haul loads to get across the N2.

RFA rejects proposal for taxi-style route ‘operator licences’ for transporters.

Authorities are investigating the cause of the oil spill off the coast.

Routes out of the port to the N3 have effectively been sealed off for the movement of heavy industry cargo.

A New Zealand court has condemned the use of ‘cover pricing’ as firms agreed not to compete.

Event will attempt to demystify issues pertaining to the environment, social responsibility and governance.

The economic sabotage of the country’s road freight routes is in the spotlight.

East London could increase its maize payloads by up to a third if it deepened its draught.

The airline plans to extend the number of weekly flights, creating additional cargo capacity for Durban.

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South African Association of Freight Forwarders issues strong statement about disruption of supply chain corridor.