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He also called for striking workers to be fired.

Both Tiger Brands and the government, as well as other parties, have been meeting to find solutions to the impending closure.



Grindrod Bank has clinched a R1.5bn takeover deal with African Bank, which will accelerate its entry into the South African business-banking sector...

Cargo bottlenecks, payment delays and weapon scans of exports to Russia have cost SA billions and prompted urgent diplomatic talks.

What started as a gardening hobby for Bradlene Amelia Baadtjies-Callacher from Tesselaarsdal in the Western Cape has become an award-winning “garden of kindness”.

What was just a hobby for Baadtjies-Callacher (32) is now an award winning garden as she was recognised as the best in the youth category.

The issue of soaring food and fuel costs has made its way into the Western Cape legislature, with political parties robustly debating the impact this will have on residents.

Western Cape launches Africa Agriculture Strategy

What a motivational story! From being a child of a wine farm labourer, to becoming the owner of Klein Goederust Boutique Winery.

The Western Cape Department of Agriculture yesterday warned that the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to pose a major threat to the South African and Provincial agriculture sectors. During a briefing to the Provincial Standing Committee on Agriculture the Department highlighted the impact of the war on the farming sector in particular, especially as it relates to the cost of production. The rise in the price of fuel, fertilisers, shipment costs as well as the stopping of fru...