Customs news: latest

Economists predict further rate hikes in 2022.

Authorities shut down 30 websites and opened thousands of health cases

Electricity supply, ports and rail will see efficiency improvements 

“One person managed to escape and is currently being treated in hospital, whilst the other was fatally wounded.” 

“The proposed regulations will continue to cause significant damage to the already battered and bruised South African economy.”

Trends shaping the industry, the challenges facing the sector, and how logistics operators are responding will be under the spotlight. 

Increased digital access is “critical” for the recovery of the economy

Striking e-hailing drivers want the government to regulate the app-based taxi industry.

BP has formed a new partnership to explore a wind development opportunity in Japan.

The ships will also be fitted with new smart technologies to assist in navigation and warn of dangers in the shipping channel.

UN World Food Programme chief warns of dire consequences if Russian assault is not stopped.

The project equates to removing more than 4 000 cars off the road annually.