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  • Winemakers open new African frontier with Drakensberg vines- South Africa-

    outh Africa’s wine industry is centered around Cape Town. But pioneers far to the northeast are forging a new frontier in unlikely surroundings as changing weather patterns test long-held conventions.

  • Macadamia production is growing in the Southern Cape- South Africa

    A former Limpopo farmer who moved to the Western Cape after the settlement of a land claim on his property in 2000 has set the pace for macadamia crop growth in the most southerly region of South Africa.

  • Continuing inefficiencies at Port of Cape Town a risk for agricultural exports

    Following my recent meeting with the Citrus Growers Association (CGA), I wish to register my concern about the current state of service delivery at the Port of Cape Town and its potential negative impact on the export of agricultural products.

  • WWF programme seeks to reduce Cape wine farms’ strain on floral kingdom biodiversity

    Wine farmers in the Cape Winelands are increasingly turning to alternative farming methods, which are helping to preserve the two global biodiversity hotspots in the region.

  • Wine in the desert - South Africa

    Driving along the endless stretch of the N7 through the Kalahari Desert, one is suddenly greeted by a lush oasis weaving through the arid landscape like a giant snake.

  • The Iran war and global trade: will the Cape route become the new normal?

    Events in the Middle East during February and March 2026 again disrupted the flows of shipping trade to the eastern and western spheres of the international system.

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  • SA drivers can expect fuel price relief in July 2026, but prices will still be much higher than before the U.S.-Iran conflict. Mid-June CEF data shows big over-recoveries: petrol R2.73-R2.77/L and diesel R4.76/L due to lower global product prices. However, relief is cut by the return of the full general fuel levy. Govt cut taxes by R3/L in Apr-May 2026, then R1.50/L in June.
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