Customs news: latest

Collaboration has been a key driver of the country’s recent progress, said Mbahupu Hippy Tjivikua, chief executive of the Walvis Bay Corridor Group.

Logistics company advises shippers to communicate concerns about urgent or time-sensitive cargo.

Itac request for comment for stronger tariff protection for locally produced wheat only protects brown flour.

The government is continuing to collaborate with original equipment manufacturers to ensure that spare parts for essential machinery can be sourced.

“We are monitoring developments moment by moment and assessing the changing dynamics.” – Maersk.

Workshop focuses on equipping officials and responders with the skills and knowledge to manage and mitigate major marine pollution incidents.

The engagement will focus on a range of bilateral, regional and global matters of mutual interest.

Port operator PSA Antwerp will suspend truck export deliveries ahead of the strike.

Dry conditions across the subcontinent forced South Africa to import white maize for the first time since the 2016-17 drought.

Agricultural assistance also extends to analysing the South African Futures Exchange.

Increasing dependence on technology to deliver services means security risks are rising.