SA Customs Buzz: Latest on Covid-19 amendments

RSL has said non-compliance is the primary reason for hold-ups at its ports of entry.

The block apparently contains reserves of up to 3.5 billion barrels of oil.

The minister believes it is a sunrise sector filled with new mineral opportunities for investors and the economy.

A general cargo vessel carrying a second batch of new RTGs is expected imminently.

“This achievement solidifies our status as a significant player in the maritime industry.” – TNPA

One of the countries that has already learned its fate in the face of punishing duties is Vietnam.

Double-digit price increases and a higher fuel levy will place financial pressure on households.

If SA’s disease-free status is compromised, PRRS could come at a heavy cost to local pork producers.

The new route enhances the Kenya-UK Economic Partnership Agreement.

The intention to re-establish rail as the backbone of transport is fundamental to reforms in SA.

Air traffic in the region is expected to rise by an average of 6.4% annually.

The actual practice can be traced back to 1882, when an importer in the United States had sugar coated with molasses.