The Single Window system, an innovative electronic platform, is set to revolutionise South Africa’s international trade and transport processes. By enabling businesses to submit all required documentation through a single access point, the system simplifies customs clearance, reduces delays and cuts administrative burdens—making trade more efficient and competitive.
On 17 October 2024, the UP
Department of Taxation hosted a stakeholder feedback session to discuss research findings on the implementation of the Single Window System in South Africa. The event brought together representatives from key government agencies, including the SARS Single Window Project team, the SARS Research Unit and National Treasury. The private sector was well-represented by the Southern African Association for Freight Forwarders, highlighting the collaborative approach to this critical initiative.
Prof Karin Barac, Deputy Dean: Research and Postgraduate Studies in the
Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences underscored the faculty’s support for this transformative project, emphasising the importance of academic contributions to national policy developments.
From left: Prof Karin Barac, Godfrey Leseba, Dr Sare Pienaar, Lerato Mahlafunya, Nkete Mashoene, Prof Rebone Gcabo, Prof Hanneke du Preez and Sibongile Mogale.
From left: Prof Karin Barac, Godfrey Leseba, Dr Sare Pienaar, Lerato Mahlafunya, Nkete Mashoene, Prof Rebone Gcabo, Prof Hanneke du Preez and Sibongile Mogale.
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