Customs news: latest

Economist Dawie Roodt said he anticipated a petrol price hike of at least R2, after an analyst suggested the price would surge to R40/litre.

The increase for Eskom’s standard tariff customers will be effective from April 1 and from July 1 for municipalities. 

75% or more of IACS members have adopted a resolution for RMRS membership to be withdrawn with immediate effect.

Newcastle plant can’t have its cake and eat it. – Gerhard Papenfus, Neasa.

Special tribunal claws back R8.6 billion in stolen funds.

The suspension of load shedding was as a result of steady recovery in both generating capacity and emergency reserves.

Negligible health benefits are outweighed by the significant social and economic damage caused by the negative impact on air travel. – ACI/Iata

The new services include capacity for dangerous goods, pharmaceuticals and perishables.

“When will SA and Mozambique realise that it’s in both our interests to make the corridor work?” – Barbara Mommen.

Russian and Ukrainian citizens comprise 14,5% of global seafarers.

Disposing of waste from the NS Qingdao has been one of the most intense and delicate cargo containment exercises of recent times.

It was on its way to Montreal when it ran into engine trouble.