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Three suspects arrested for millions in illicit cigarettes in Bellville

LOCAL Tax Justice South Africa has commended the City of Cape Town’s law enforcement, for cracking down on illicit cigarette traders. It comes after officers recovered over 230 ‘master cases of various illicit brands’ to the estimated value of R4.6 million in Bellville  on Thursday. The fake goods were found at five different locations and three suspects, aged 19, 25 and 32, were arrested. Tax Justice SA founder Yusuf Abramjee […]

today21 October 2022

International News

Traffic in Suez Canal resumes after stranded ship refloated

Shipping traffic through Egypt’s Suez Canal resumed on Monday after a giant container ship that blocked the busy waterway for almost a week was refloated. Live footage on a local television station showed the ship surrounded by tug boats moving slowly in the centre of the canal. The station, ExtraNews, said the ship was moving at a speed of 1.5 knots (2.8kmph). “Admiral Osama Rabie, the Chairman of the Suez […]

today30 March 2021

International News

Taiwan says on track to apply to join trans-Pacific trade pact

Taiwan will submit an application to join the revamped version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership once it has finished informal consultations with its existing 11 members, talks which are ongoing, the island’s foreign ministry said. While a member of the World Trade Organization, many countries are wary of signing trade deals with Taiwan fearing objections from Beijing, which claims the democratic island as its own territory, and Taiwan has sought greater […]

today14 December 2020

International News

Africa agrees deal for Continental Free Trade Area

The leaders of 44 African countries have signed a deal to create one of the world's largest free trade blocs. The agreement was signed at a summit in the Rwandan capital, Kigali. It is hoped the deal will come into force within six months, and increase prosperity for 1.2 billion Africans. But 10 countries, including Nigeria, have refused to sign the deal, and it will need to be ratified by […]

today22 March 2018

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