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Numsa, Goodyear reach improved severance deal for workers

Numsa Secretary General Irvin Jim addresses the media in Newtown, Johannesburg on August 18, 2025. The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says it has reached an improved severance deal with Goodyear South Africa following the closure of its Kariega plant in the Eastern Cape. In June, the company initiated a Section 189A…

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Limpopo woman builds farm with retirement savings

Kuhlula Ndhima is integrating poultry farming with vegetable farming A Limpopo woman, who used her retirement savings to start a farming business, has encouraged other women to go after their dreams. Forty-four-year-old Kuhlula Ndhima from Tarentaalrand, near Tzaneen, quit her job as a lawyer six years ago to become a farmer. President Cyril Ramaphosa specifically…

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Kontsiwe recognises women at Women’s Entrepreneur Awards in E London

The Eastern Cape Agriculture MEC, Nonceba Kontsiwe has recognised women in the sector at the Women’s Entrepreneur Awards in East London. The awards recognise Women in Agriculture who are contributing to economic development and job creation in the province. Kontsiwe says they are working tirelessly to increase women’s participation in the male-dominated sector. “Women’s Entrepreneur…

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Joburg mayor responds to Treasury over R23.6bn irregular expenditure

Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero has confirmed that a detailed response has been submitted to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana regarding his concerns about the city’s finances. This follows the Treasury flagging of R23.6 billion in unauthorised, irregular, and wasteful expenditure in the city’s latest financial report. #JoburgUpdates The City of Johannesburg is tackling a cumulative R23.6…

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Unemployment in Eastern Cape deepened by factory closures

A sign showing a business closed The Eastern Cape’s unemployment rate remains stubbornly high at 39.5% despite the province adding 89 000 jobs, in the last quarter. While trade, domestic work and construction has driven gains, the closure of major manufacturing employers is fuelling concern. Tyre giant Goodyear, once a source of hundreds of jobs,…

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Africa bags up to $12b a year at first water investment summit

The Minister of Water and Sanitation, Pemmy Majodina The inaugural three-day water investment summit in Cape Town has managed to get annual investments of betwt een $10b and $12b. The African Union AIP (Continental Africa Water Investment Programme) Water Investment Summit is aimed at attracting investment to address water scarcity on the continent as well…

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