Customs news: latest

It will enable the mining house to save R123 million in electricity per year.

Analysts are concerned China’s zero-tolerance policy could slow economic recovery.

The two companies will exclusively operate their respective full-freighter aircraft capacity.

The port’s future development plans include the creation of a food terminal for grains, sugar, vegetable oils and molasses.

It remains unclear what prompted the driver to behave the way he did.

Uncertainty regarding Madagascar’s border restrictions led to a change in venue to South Africa.

Economists have warned that inflation is rising and difficult times lie ahead.

ONE joins forces with PSA International in successful trials.

Mozambique will supply the airport with fuel to raise stockpiles.

The Automobile Association has called on the government to provide a solution to the price crisis.

Crude oil not offloaded for storage in Saldanha as originally reported.

Shipowners may seek to charge them for it.