Customs news: latest

Customs has its own operational teams to scrutinise cargo.

“Why? What are they looking at? Why are they listening to our conversations? It’s against the law.” – Sefiso Nyathi.

Long-distance logistics company says it furnished the SAPS with the necessary information, but to no avail.

The recent fuel hikes, which have pushed the price of petrol to R24 a litre, are “quite devastating and ridiculous.” – Cosatu.

Brave plaintiff steps out from behind moniker to reveal herself as alleged rape victim.

Traffic will be diverted to an alternative route to accommodate Eskom work on overhead powerlines.

The gang of seven men were caught red-handed with about R1million-worth of cut-up tracks.

The plan is to employ more Swazis to transport coal by road from South Africa to Sidvokodvo.

Commodity prices are booming but South Africa’s ports are under-capacitated.

“It is up to the lines to be open and honest with us,” – Terry Gale, chairperson, Exporters Club Western Cape.

Mbalula’s suggestion that there needs to be a revision of rules for transporters is ‘incorrect’.