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Olivia Kumwenda

Amplats to resume operations as police get tough on miners
Article
/ 17 September 2012

Amplats to resume operations as police get tough on miners

Anglo American Platinum will resume work at its Rustenburg operations on Tuesday, days after the government launched a crackdown to disarm miners.

By Olivia Kumwenda
South Africa’s maize farmers look east
Article
/ 25 June 2012

South Africa’s maize farmers look east

SA maize and citrus farmers are setting their sights on Asia as they grapple with increasing competition in Africa and falling demand in Europe.

By Olivia Kumwenda
Oil import cuts from Iran poses problems for SA
Article
/ 25 January 2012

Oil import cuts from Iran poses problems for SA

Should sanctions halt or cut the export of oil from Iran to South Africa, the department of energy says the country would struggle to fill the gap.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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Article
/ 7 October 2011

Sappi to rejig business, slash jobs

Paper maker Sappi says it will be cutting jobs and restructuring its operations to rein in costs and focus on higher margin businesses.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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Article
/ 21 July 2011

Fuel employees reject new pay offer

South Africa’s main fuel sector union and employees at state power utility Eskom said on Thursday they had rejected the latest raise offers.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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Article
/ 13 December 2010

More SA farmers to set up in Mozambique

More SA farmers expect to receive land offers in Mozambique as they seek to expand across Africa amid uncertainty over land reform at home.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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/ 30 November 2010

SA farmers see depressed maize prices in 2011

SA’s maize prices, which have largely been depressed this year, will remain under pressure in 2011 unless the country secures new export markets.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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/ 4 October 2010

Workers start strike at Kumba

Thousands of workers at South Africa’s Kumba Iron Ore mine on Monday embarked on a strike for better wages after pay rise talks collapsed.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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Article
/ 27 September 2010

Kumba open to talks to avert pay strike

Kumba Iron Ore said on Monday it was willing to hold fresh talks with the National Union of Mineworkers, which plans to a strike next week.

By Olivia Kumwenda
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/ 22 July 2010

SA ‘may lose investors’ over land reforms

A farmers’ group on Wednesday warned of an exodus of foreign investors from the country’s agriculture sector over land-reform policies.

By Olivia Kumwenda
Eskom, NUM wage talks falter
Article
/ 25 June 2010

Eskom, NUM wage talks falter

Eskom and unions have failed to reach an agreement on a wage dispute that could cut power during the World Cup, officials said on Friday.

By Olivia Kumwenda
Gautrain just the ticket for World Cup fans
Article
/ 8 June 2010

Gautrain just the ticket for World Cup fans

Africa’s first high speed urban train started operating in Johannesburg on Tuesday, just in time to help World Cup fans bypass traffic congestion.

By Olivia Kumwenda

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