SA Customs Buzz: Latest on Covid-19 amendments

Soon after the IRGC seized the Aries, Iran said it had done so because of Zodiac Maritime’s links with Israel.

An aeroplane dropped three sacks containing US dollars onto the vessel.

The vessel’s salvage operations are still ongoing.

“Currently, there is a noticeable rise in the arrival of EVs at the Port of Durban.” – Denzil Reddy, SA Cargo.

Despite some technical difficulties, construction is progressing according to plan.

There’s been an 18.2% increase in seaborne criminality for the first-quarter period of 2024.

Demurrage and detention fees must meet a “reasonableness” test.

JustWeights believes its automated solution can justify the weight integrity of coal cargo.

The largest manufacturing contribution came from wood, paper and paper products, which rose 14.9%.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse will take up the legal battle for road users who may still receive a summons.

Regional conflicts, geopolitical tensions and economic policy uncertainty pose substantial downside risks.

A limited access channel could open by the end of this month.