SA Customs Buzz: Latest on Covid-19 amendments

It may have to do with the energy transition. – James Mackay, CEO, Energy Council of SA.

ACSA technicians remain on site after working through the night to resolve the power outage.

There is a consistent uptick in project cargo volumes, fuelling optimism for continued growth.

Private sector stakeholders defend Transnet against erroneous news report.

Not enough straddle carriers and bad booking system blamed for landside congestion.

The reform of the logistics company is well under way, including the imminent opening of rail slots to third party train operators.

The Seafarers Happiness Index finds some crew are falling behind in the digital divide, new technologies and training.

Vessel traffic challenges related to rough seas come as liner traffic continues to prefer the longer EU-Asia route.

Increasingly, consignments with exceptionally high values are being shipped, ranging from solar installation plants to mining equipment.

The Washington Forum underscored the strategic significance of Agoa in promoting economic growth.

Loss of power resulted in runway lights and navigational services not working.

The entities allege the bank profited from interest rate swaps during the state capture era by more than R2.7 billion.