SA Customs Buzz: Latest on Covid-19 amendments

The court took into account aggravating circumstances, including the severity of the crime and the devastating impact on the country.

Government’s latest ‘cover-up’ attempt is that it brought cargo that had been delayed by Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.

Learning one of the most spoken languages in many parts of Africa is expected to boost trade partnerships with Swahili-speaking countries.

The summit aims to showcase practical approaches to countering the spread of false and misleading information in and about Africa.

Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga has announced the new traffic laws will be fully implemented on July 1, 2024.

The police have urged motorists to come forward to report incidents of rock throwing and robberies along the freeway.

Tanzania ordered to pay more than $109m to a group of companies in compensation for a controversial 2018 expropriation of a nickel mine project.

Two EU countries have been given the go-ahead to dump chicken in South Africa after lifting of bird flu ban.

The IMO will need to review seafarer training instruments and ensure that all new zero, or near-zero, emissions technologies are safe.

Logistics businesses and drivers must prioritise security measures and take all the necessary safety precautions.– Jason Mellow, MiWay.