by Skyline Logistics | Apr 28, 2015 | FTW Weekly, General News
A proliferation of new laws, soon to be tabled in parliament, has foreign investors jittery about their current operations and developments in South Africa. Furthermore, there’s concern that those looking at African investment are likely to set their sights elsewhere...
by Skyline Logistics | Apr 28, 2015 | FTW Weekly, General News
Industry is gearing up for another fight with the South African Revenue Service – and this time billions of rands are at stake. Sars earlier this month published a proposal for a fixed deferment period of one calendar month to apply to all deferment account holders,...
by Skyline Logistics | Apr 28, 2015 | FTW Weekly, General News
Anyone reading the 2015 budget speech of finance minister Nhlanhla Nene would be hard pressed to identify any commitment to increasing South Africa’s competitiveness through investment in the total logistics value chain. Following president Jacob Zuma’s lead in his...
by Skyline Logistics | Apr 28, 2015 | FTW Weekly, General News
There are high hopes about the impact of the Grand Inga hydropower project which is expected to go a long way in alleviating the power crisis in sub-Saharan Africa. According to Anita George, a senior director with the World Bank Group, the project in the Congo River...
by Skyline Logistics | Mar 6, 2015 | FTW Weekly, General News
The latest FTW update of gate moves at the Port of Durban’s container terminals has revealed a significant improvement for Pier 1, but that Pier 2 has been a mess recently. However, according to Kevin Martin, chairman of the Durban harbour carriers division of the SA...
by Skyline Logistics | Mar 5, 2015 | FTW Weekly, General News
Dear Valued Customer Please find herewith extract taken from the FTW Online, for your information Durban HeadA battle could be brewing as the container industry prepares to take on the department of transport (DoT) about what it describes as an “unnecessary and...