Customs news: latest

“This brings to mind the dangerous SAA event on February 24, 2021, which SACAA seemingly tried to sweep under the rug. – Chris Hunsinger, DA MP.

The vessel will operate on zero carbon ammonia and will have capacity to carry up to 9 100 cars.

Investments will give impetus to growing the Oceans Economy and the implementation of the Comprehensive Maritime Transport Policy.

Hapag-Lloyd is looking at following suit, offering contract space to a small section of large forwarders willing to sign up for three-year deals.

"People resigned and others were retrenched. After the riots, yet more decided to emigrate."  – Juliette Fourie of Metro Minds.

Durban-based Haashim Agency was slapped with a R500 000 fine or five years in jail suspended for five years.

He also raised businesses’ concerns about Transnet’s bid to hike tariffs by up to 24% in the next financial year. 

The municipality previously announced major plans to sell or lease and redevelop the R365-million airport.

“It’s 200% more relevant than ever and includes online and virtual skills, the ability to work on technology, and bringing innovation into things.”

After the prolonged drought of the past six to nine years, the recent rains have been welcome.

High jet fuel prices (63% up on a year ago) are also a major challenge for the airline industry.

If Nersa approves the price increases, the cost of electricity will rise by 20.5% on April 1, 2022.