A presentation by Janette Botha, transport and construction law specialist delivered during the CAIA Transportation of dangerous goods seminar, held at the Sunnyside Park Hotel in Johannesburg on 22 September […]
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KZN Easter road safety campaign in full swing
As the country prepares for the upcoming Easter holiday, sharp focus will fall on road safety in KwaZulu-Natal. A total of 792 traffic officers will be deployed throughout the province […]
Real-time cross border payments
An integrated real-time cross-border payments system designed to remove bottlenecks to business to bolster intra-regional trade has been launched in East Africa’s biggest economies. According to Kenya’s central bank the […]
Changes to SA shipping tax regime
An internationally-competitive international shipping tax regime is being proposed in terms of the draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill, 2013 (“Bill”). Currently, international shipping transport conducted by South African companies is […]
Johannesburg Truck & Bus Show
Commercial vehicle sector in the spotlight The 2013 Johannesburg Truck and Bus Show takes place from 16 to 27 October and co-locates with the Johannesburg International Motor Show. The show […]
Imperial bulks up with KWS Carriers
Imperial Logistics has acquired a 60% stake in bulk transporter KWS Carriers with the new acquisition slotting into the group’s Bulk Commodity Services division. KWS Carriers, an accredited RTMS haulier […]
Commercial Vehicle Sector in the Spotlight
A visit to the Johannesburg Truck and Bus Show will provide commercial vehicle sector fleet owners and operators a one-stop shop to view the latest vehicle models, trailers, technology and […]
Zimbabwe to benefit from Africa Middle East forum
The forthcoming Africa Middle East Investment Forum presents an opportunity for Zimbabwe and other countries on the continent to enter into strategic partnership and bolster economic ties, it has been […]
‘New’ e-toll bill to enforce payment
The government has dusted off a four-year-old bill to legalise part of the e-toll collection. The new law will allow another government agency to collect outstanding tolls at the borders […]
Reduction of trading costs in Tripartite Free Trade Area
Mark Pearson, the programme director of TradeMark Southern Africa, said that if all programmes under the Tripartite Free Trade Area (TFTA) are implemented, cross-border trading costs can be greatly reduced. […]