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South Africa: Canegrowers to Urgently Intervene in Sugar Giant Tongaat’s Liquidation

By GroundUp

[GroundUp] The canegrowers’ association represents 23,000 farmers

South Africa: Anthony Hamilton Gets Hero’s Welcome in Joburg

By Scrolla

[Scrolla] Grammy-winning singer Anthony Hamilton arrived at OR Tambo International Airport on Tuesday and was greeted by cheering fans, selfies and hugs ahead of his Durban concert. Anthony Hamilton shared a video from Johannesburg and said South Afr…

South Africa: Security Guards Down Tools Over Late Salaries At Ekurhuleni Municipality

By GroundUp

[GroundUp] More than 70 guards employed by Motane Investment blocked entry to Duduza Customer Care Centre, saying their salaries are repeatedly paid late

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Owes Valterra Platinum $100 Million in Unpaid Export Proceeds

By AllAfrica News: Economy, Business and Finance

[New Zimbabwe] South Africa’s Valterra Platinum (VALJ.J), said on Wednesday it is owed $100 million in 2025 export proceeds by Zimbabwe’s government, which has started making some payments to clear the arrears.

South Africa: Motorbikes Plan to Tackle Eastern Cape Job Crisis

By Scrolla

[Scrolla] Premier Oscar Mabuyane says the province will train, licence and equip unemployed young people to work as last mile delivery drivers for online shopping platforms. Latest labour force survey shows 32,000 jobs were lost in the Eastern Cape i…

South Africa: Food Basket Rises Again As Wages Stay the Same

By Scrolla

[Scrolla] The February 2026 Household Affordability Index shows another increase in the cost of the basic household food basket, deepening pressure on low-income families. Many full-time workers say their wages have not increased in line with rising …

South Africa: South Africa Is Getting a Handle On Debt

By GroundUp

[GroundUp] Government expects to earn more, borrow less, and spend less on debt repayments

South Africa: JHB Scholar Transport Operators Threaten New Shutdown

By AllAfrica News: Economy, Business and Finance

[Our City News] Scholar transport operators in Johannesburg have given the Gauteng Department of Transport until next Thursday (5 March) to respond to their demands or face more disruptions.

South Africa: Government Fossil Fuel Subsidies Triple Under Ramaphosa

By GroundUp

[GroundUp] Subsidies reached almost R200-billion last year, mostly from increases in Eskom bailouts and carbon tax exemptions, while the renewables subsidy in 2024 was less than 5% of fossil fuel support