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South Africa’s rail sector is set to receive a major boost after engineering and transport consultancy company RITES secured a US$35.8 million contract to supply and commission new diesel-electric locomotives
Mozambique is looking to expand commercial agriculture in Gaza Province to reduce imports of key vegetables from South Africa, as the government intensifies efforts to strengthen food security and improve
Mozambique is pursuing a strategy to strengthen domestic agricultural production and reduce food imports from South Africa, while maintaining regional trade and collaboration to improve food security across Southern Africa.
Nissan has named automotive veteran Juan Wheeler as Managing Director of Nissan South Africa, tasking the former finance executive with leading the company’s recovery following the closure of its long-standing
South African authorities have arrested more than 200 people during a large-scale operation targeting illegal mining activities at a gold mine west of Johannesburg, as the government continues to strengthen
Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking has expanded its Export Readiness Programme to Gauteng and the Western Cape, partnering with DHL Express South Africa to equip more small and medium-sized
Court Dismisses Government Appeal The Northern Cape High Court has dismissed a government appeal, clearing the way for private rhino owners to export legally harvested rhino horn in a landmark
Apple and citrus growers in South Africa’s Western Cape and Eastern Cape are gradually returning to normal operations after severe flooding disrupted harvesting, damaged infrastructure and delayed exports over the
South Africa has approved a new national framework for managing Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD), introducing updated control measures aimed at improving outbreak response, protecting livestock farmers, and maintaining agricultural trade. The
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – South Africa’s construction industry is showing tentative signs of stabilisation after several years of weak performance, according to the latest Afrimat Construction Index (ACI), which recorded