Business
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Matjhabeng financial system collapses – residents left unable to pay
Matjhabeng Municipality’s financial system collapse hinders residents’ payments and revenue collection, prompting urgent calls for resolution from officials.
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International judges for wine and brandy at Veritas Awards
International and local judges examine entries for the Veritas Awards, South Africa’s oldest and most authoritative wine competition, now in its 36th year.
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Record petrol prices loom as Middle East war pushes oil close to $100 a barrel
Motorists may pay record fuel prices from October as the Middle East war sends oil prices soaring near $100 a barrel.
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‘Consumers cannot finance Eskom’s profit party’ – AfriForum opposes tariff application
Eskom is selling less electricity, making billions in profit and improves its financial position, but continually increases tariffs for customers, says AfriForum.
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South Africa’s economy shrinks ahead of local elections
South Africa’s economy shrank in the second quarter, ending two years of growth as opposition demands urgent reforms ahead of elections.
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South African winemakers reposition Merlot through site selection and vineyard precision
Steenberg Vineyards earns international recognition for Merlot as South African wine industry refocuses on provenance and vineyard quality.
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TLU SA vereer landboupresteerders op talle terreine by jaarlikse kongres
Tydens die jaarlikse TLU SA kongres is landboupresteerders vereer, terwyl die toekoms van landbou ook bespreek is.
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UFS alumnus recognised for research on maize
University of the Free State plant breeding graduate has been named among the world’s top agri-food pioneers for his work improving seed systems and farmers’ livelihoods across Asia and Africa.
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Veldbokprojek betree nuwe fase met deelname aan veilings
Die inheemse veldbokprojek buite Thaba Nchu het onlangs die eerste treë tot kommersialisering geneem met deelname aan veilings.
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Scorching summer pushes French wine harvest to new historic low
France expects wine production to drop 6% to less than 34 million hectolitres, marking the poorest harvest in roughly 70 years.
