Customs news: latest

Motorists and fleet owners will get some reprieve at the pumps on Wednesday.

We are committed to working cooperatively with Transnet and the City of Cape Town. – Derick Ongansie, chairperson.

If you would like to attend, and you are a cargo owner who imports or exports to/from southern Africa, please RSVP before March 4.

Cadets will gain critical sea time training aboard the shipping line’s vessels.

The event will cover topics such as mental health and resilience, driver safety, road security and emerging technologies.

“This milestone is not only a victory for Angola, but also a significant achievement for the region." – SADC Secretariat.

Report offers pragmatic and specific policy actions tailored to South Africa’s unique context.

Globally, the push for decarbonisation is gaining momentum.

Taarek Hinedi, vice president for the Middle East and Africa at FedEx, welcomed the appointments.

The PIC is concerned with corporate governance standards at the company and the steps its board followed.

The World Bank described a project intended to improve railway services in Kenya and Uganda as “moderately satisfactory”.