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Ports & Logistics: Transnet National Ports Authority is investing R375m in road upgrades at Richards Bay, aiming to improve access to a key freight hub. US Trade: Washington plans to end South Africa’s AGOA preferences from January 2027. Economists estimate about 10% of SA exports to the US fall under eligible tariff lines, while exporters warn of added costs and seek renewed talks. Agriculture & Water: Sewage pollution in the Eastern Cape’s Kat River is threatening farming and village livelihoods, highlighting the economic stakes of water quality. Industrial Transition: The Green Climate Fund approved US$140m for a Namibia–South Africa facility to finance emissions cuts in hard-to-decarbonise industries. Skills: SASSETA is prioritising cybersecurity and digital forensics as technology-driven crime raises demand for specialist skills.

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Oct. 31, 2026

LaserTube brings fibre laser tube cutting machines to South African fabricators

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South African enterprises are making telephony a board-level decision

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ReAutomated targets South African packing lines with robotic retrofit cells

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Deephole expands gun-drilling and deep-hole boring supply across South Africa

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