Customs news: latest

A $165 million investment will boost efficiency, increase capacity and strengthen the port’s role as a key regional trade hub.

The computer program predicts the drift paths of vessels that have lost propulsion power. 

The construction of the new quay paves the way for a waterfront development that will boost the tourism sector.

A recruitment agency has warned that workers in the tanker market are committing fraud to attain high-paying officer roles.

The programme will evolve to ground handlers, cargo handlers, airports and caterers.

Real-time road freight monitoring of port-cleared cargo could be used within a SACU context.

Export volumes to the US were up to 13 600 tonnes in 2024.

Market share growth reflects the ability of leading lines to achieve greater operational efficiency.

Enhanced trade visibility and streamlined processes are increasingly in demand across the logistics sector.

E-commerce is expanding as brands balance tech and human connection in physical stores.

The plan includes upgrading gateways, adding aviation uplift and extending time-definite coverage in cities.

Volkswagen Group Africa exports the facelift version to at least 30 countries.