SA Customs Buzz: Latest on Covid-19 amendments

William Hepplewhite was a very private person who was most at home in the background of operations.

The stench from the animal carrier where cattle have been forced to live in their faeces during the journey has enveloped parts of the city.

Last year’s Q4 volume moved to the Port of Saldanha decreased by 19% because of TFR.

It is the third consecutive month that schedule reliability has declined.

New production is set to rise shortly as containerised trading volumes increase, and the need to replace ageing equipment will grow.

An unnamed US-owned, Greece-flagged bulk tanker headed to Yemen was attacked – twice – by Houthi rebels.

The severing of supply lines for food, goods and medicines is the real threat to the two million-plus people in Goma.

Central to the inquiry will be the issue of the concentration of large companies in both the broiler and egg industries. 

Tax collection efforts bear fruit as they outperform the regional average.

“Through route expansion, we believe it's possible for SAA to soar once more!” – Keke Mokwena, SAA Cargo manager.

Gauteng premier promises to announce more jobs.

Cape Town has been receiving an estimated 15 inquiries per day from bunker callers.