Track-and-trace measures target illicit goods
South Africa is stepping up cooperation between the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and the National Consumer Commission (NCC) to combat illicit goods. The two authorities signed a Memorandum of Understanding in May 2026 to strengthen information sharing and cooperation in customs, tax and consumer protection enforcement.
The NCC’s current plans also include developing a tracking and tracing framework aimed at identifying and removing illicit goods from the market. The measures could strengthen enforcement against counterfeit and other illegally traded products by improving visibility across supply chains.
Track-and-trace measures target illicit goods
South Africa is stepping up cooperation between the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and the National Consumer Commission (NCC) to combat illicit goods. The two authorities signed a Memorandum of ...
September 15 2026
Turning locally developed IP into battery-sector opportunities
South Africa is seeking to strengthen its position in the global electric mobility and battery value chains by supporting the development and commercialisation of locally developed technologies and in...
September 15 2026
Healthcare technology investment fund under consideration
Egypt is exploring the establishment of a dedicated investment fund for biotechnology, medical devices and digital health technologies. Discussions between the Ministry of Health and Gold Rock Venture...
September 15 2026

