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“Manufacturers that use palm oil in the specified processes may apply for a rebate permit.”

The president’s unilateral import duties imposed on its trading partners have been found to be unlawful.

Data from Trading Economics shows that citrus exports to Russia have steadily grown.

The report notes that postal services which have not adopted new technology are failing. 

The company is winding down its long steel business after several failed government bail-out attempts.

SA has offered to continue the 72 000-tonne quota, in a bid to lower US tariffs. 

SA forecasts a harvest of 15.80 million tonnes, 23% higher than the 2023-24 season's crop. 

The programme aims to advance women to step up into leadership roles.

Baltimore’s vessel traffic was disrupted for nearly a week after the explosion on the loaded bulker.

The company was a ‘no show’ in court and as a result its matter was struck off the roll with costs.

The company has delivered to the poor 22 million kilograms of food that would have gone to waste.

Diale-Tlabela condemns striking taxi operators’ alleged acts of intimidation against private vehicle owners.