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A sting by the SA Police Service came up trumps for members of the Anti-Gang Unit in the Western Cape on Friday when their search uncovered a container in Milnerton filled with 28 ecstasy tablets with an estimated street value of R6. The unit led an integrated operation in the City Centre assisted by members of the City of Cape Town, Provincial Government and Crime Intelligence, with a targeted approach to identify businesses. Upon entering identified premises in Castle Street, some individuals fled in different directions. During interrogation, a foreign national led the team to an address in Maitland where they searched the entire premises as well as mobile devices, which eventually drew their attention to a container located in Milnerton. They entered the container and a search resulted in the confiscation of the illicit cargo. They detained two suspects on charges of dealing in drugs. Once charged the suspects are expected to make a court appearance in the Cape Town Magistrates Court. View the discussion thread. The Road Freight Association says lower fuel prices will help to keep interest rates steady before they ease in mid Police sting uncovers container carrying contraband worth R6. Sign up to our mailing list and get daily news headlines and weekly features directly to your inbox free. Subscribe to receive print copies of Freight News Features to your door. Sea Freight. Record ship arrivals in recorded on December China waives tariffs for some African countries. Move follows criticism that China focuses too much on importing raw materials. Congestion at Port of Durban substantially cleared. Imports and Exports. President approves MoU to strengthen action against load-shedding. Powers of electricity and public enterprises ministers outlined. Final Red Sea warning for Houthi militants. Coal loads into Richards Bay on the increase. Ramaphosa hosts RSF leader for peace talks on Sudan. New Year fuel price drop to support economy. Ships reroute via South Africa as Red Sea threat escalates. Freight rate rise inevitable as lines are forced to absorb higher costs. Aqua-trading alongside the Limpopo River. Zimbabwe to alleviate crippling Musina water challenges with water trade agreement. Second Cape Town international airport a step closer. Largest refinery in the world starts producing. Oil-rich Nigeria ready to supply itself with new facility. Feature Click to view Mozambique 18 October BMA throws the book at border graft. Featured Jobs New. Logistics Manager. Cape Town. Airfreight Product Manager. TrudyQ Consulting. Customs Brokerage Product Manager. TrudyQ Consulting Recruitment Agency.