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Tongaat Hullets sugar output down 2, 4% - Vimarsana News

Tongaat Hullets sugar output down 2, 4%

LOCAL sugar cane miller Hippo Valley Estates Limited (HVEL) sugar output went down by 2,3% on the back of sound uptake of the firm’s products by locals. Presenting a trading update for the period ended June 30 2023 HVEL chairman Canaan Dube revealed that output was slightly lower than what was recorded in the comparative…

OPINION | Gregory Werner: Bloemfontein's quarry of death - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Gregory Werner: Bloemfontein's quarry of death

Community activist Gregory Werner who has been fighting for seven years to close the Witherow Dam Quarry in Heidedal, Bloemfontein, reflects on his pain after another body was recently found there.

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Tongaat eyes US$0,6 billion annual revenue - Vimarsana News

Tongaat eyes US$0,6 billion annual revenue

MASVINGO – Sugar producing giant Tongaat Hullets is looking at increasing its revenue from the current US$300 million to US$610 million by 2030, the company’s General Manager Infrastructure and Support Services, Ushe Chinhuru has said. He was speaking at Masvingo All Stakeholders meeting held at the Great Zimbabwe University Law School on Thursday. He said…

FNB worker allegedly DONATES money stolen from deceased to church - Vimarsana News

FNB worker allegedly DONATES money stolen from deceased to church

An FNB employee resigned after the bank discovered he used nearly R37m from the account of a deceased client.

Tongaat Hullets fraud case ready to head to High Court - Vimarsana News

Tongaat Hullets fraud case ready to head to High Court

The seven individuals accused of fraud of R3.5 billion at Tongaat Hullets will soon be heading to the High Court.