Rise of green manufacturing: Future-proofing Africa through sustainability
The conditions under which the global manufacturing sector creates value are shifting.
The conditions under which the global manufacturing sector creates value are shifting.
The announcement of a 30% US tariff on South African exports, effective 1 August 2025, has sent shockwaves through the local wine industry. Valued at over R650m annually, the US wine export market, while not the largest by volume, holds significant strategic value in South Africa’s diversified export portfolio.
Read MoreAt the 2025 South African National Seed Organisation (SANSOR) Congress in Pretoria, Dr Geoff Graham, vice president of plant breeding at Corteva Agriscience, shared insights into the evolving role of precision breeding, genome editing, and digital technologies in developing climate-resilient crops tailored for South Africa’s challenging agricultural environment.
Read MoreThe municipal council of the picturesque town of Knysna is on the brink of being dissolved, following the Western Cape government’s issuing of a notice of intention “due to protracted and ongoing systemic governance and service delivery failures.”
Read MoreChocolate lovers in South Africa are facing significant price increases, with no relief expected in the near future.
Read MoreDespite facing ongoing challenges, South Africa’s supply chain sector is experiencing growth fuelled by a surge in e-commerce and advancements in technology.
Read MoreTransnet is implementing significant reforms that will boost private participation in the logistics sector and drive export growth.
Read MoreAn estimated 70% of cigarettes sold in South Africa are illicit, leading to annual tax revenue losses of over R27 billion.
Read MoreSouth African households can expect more pain at the tills following the latest hike in fuel levies, with food prices likely to rise across the board.
Read MoreA wave of reverse semigration from the Cape to Gauteng is boosting the rental market, as more affordable property prices, lower living costs, and strong economic opportunities attract tenants and property investors.
Read MoreA project aimed at restoring South Africa’s communal grazing lands is gaining momentum, combining environmental conservation with improved livelihoods for local farmers
Read MoreAccording to the latest Brand Footprint ranking by Worldpanel by Numerator, this year’s top South African FMCG brands include Simba, Coca-Cola, Sunlight, Sasko and Clover...
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