South Africa is targeting Chinese buyers for more manufactured and processed goods while negotiating longer term access beyond a tariff concession that expires in April 2028.
by Ian Benjamin · GautengTopic
Manufacturing
Barry Philip Lok started making furniture while working as an auditor, turning a sideline into a manufacturing business that reached the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Five years after its…
by Ian BenjaminSouth African hard soda brand South Side has officially launched its new Watermelon Twist flavour, marking a significant milestone as the company surpasses a retail footprint of 2,000…
by Staff WriterAudi has officially entered the full size luxury SUV market with the global unveiling of the 2027 Audi Q9. The new three row flagship model is designed to…
by Andiswa LangaThe South African government faces a critical deadline as it attempts to stave off a proposed 12.5 percent tariff on exports to the United States. The United States…
by Staff WriterSouth Africa’s Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) is set to launch a major industrial offensive in the footwear sector this week, aimed at deepening localisation…
by Staff WriterDeputy President Paul Mashatile has issued a formal call to Chinese medical technology giant Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics to establish manufacturing and assembly plants within South African borders. The…
by Staff WriterThe Eastern Cape Provincial Government has unveiled a R70 million historical debt relief program aimed at tackling youth unemployment and overcoming financial barriers preventing economic participation.
by Staff WriterThe African National Congress (ANC) ’s head of Economic Transformation, Enoch Godongwana says revised manufacturing incentive packages, supportive trade policy and cutting administrative cost will go a long…
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