Customs news: latest

“With the acquisition of GIL we have once again executed on our growth strategy.” – Jens Bjørn Andersen, CEO.

This will enable the transformation of the terminal in keeping with cargo volume projections for Angola's principal port.

N3TC has advised all users of the N3 to avoid the area until further notice.

Ethiopia has increased connectivity from 0.8% in 2010 to an internet penetration rate of 25%.

Terminal profitability also grew, driven by strong volume performance and storage income.

The online registration function will allow an approved entity the ability to register a vehicle in its name as the title holder.

“Daily, the Port of Durban has a meeting with terminal operators and customers to look at the 24-hour performance in Durban, CT and Ngqura."

“We hope that this discovery puts to rest doubts about the hydrocarbon potential of Namibia and opens a new dawn in the country’s future.” – Namcor

Freight forwarders and suppliers immediately took advantage of supply chain congestion and product shortages to increase prices. – Hudaco

The average delay for all vessel arrivals increased sharply in 2020, and even further in 2021, breaching the four‑day mark for the first time.

The intelligence services, the police and cabinet failed in their duties to act swiftly to prevent and halt the unrest.

All stakeholders who sent their applications in the past should reapply via the online system.