SA Customs Buzz: Latest on Covid-19 amendments

“We are optimistic that Mozambique’s authorities will swiftly provide a solution.” – Airlink CEO, de Villiers Engelbrecht.

True to tradition, Thirsty’s has one golden rule – no speeches!

The blanket 30% tariff on exports is expected to reduce South Africa’s GDP by 0.2-0.3%.

But reform must deliver visible public benefits, including lower prices, better infrastructure, export growth, and jobs. 

The demand for refrigerated trucks will soon outstrip supply during peak season.

Trump tariffs will affect exports in key EU sectors such as automobiles and agricultural products. 

Operation Serengeti 2.0 netted 1 209 arrests, recovered $97.4 million and dismantled 11 432 malicious infrastructures.

The proposed duties would add R1.54 billion to the country’s annual tariff bill. – Xagta.

The poultry producer will cull more than 2 000 jobs as part of its business rescue process.

True to tradition, Thirsty’s has one golden rule – no speeches!

Electrification, hybrid locomotives and circular economy practices will help meet climate goals.

The policy follows Ankara’s suspension of £5.5 billion in bilateral trade with Israel last year.