Tongaat
latest news & developmentsTongaat tornado rated EF3 on Enhanced Fujita Scale, says the South African Weather Service
Wind speeds of 225km/h to 265km/h occurred in the tornado’s path
Durban again hammered by heavy rain, flooding
A severe storm system left a trail of destruction in eThekwini, KwaDukuza and Ndwedwe
KwaZulu-Natal’s sugar industry isn’t sweet
The sugar industry’s struggle tells a bigger story of the risks of South Africa’s deindustrialisation
After Tongaat, KZN sugar mill Gledhow seeks business rescue
Thousands of livelihoods in the sugar supply chain are expected to be impacted by the closure
Tongaat Hulett delays publication of business rescue plan — again
The chief executive will step down on 28 February, the new date for the publication of the strategy
Will a single water board solve the water problems in KwaZulu-Natal?
At the centre of the water crisis in KwaZulu-Natal are the people. How will merging the Umgeni and Mhlathuze water boards help while corruption is rife at the two water boards.
Khaya Sithole: The decline and fall of the South African auditing profession
Its reputation is not being helped at all by the crisis at its independent regulatory body
Slice of life: The powers of crocodile meat
With my generation, we don’t have that much knowledge. But if you talk to our grandfathers they will tell you this type of meat is medicine. We get customers coming to buy it,…
Net closes on alleged Tongaat fraudsters
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is still deciding whether to prosecute the Tongaat Hulett executives — including its former chief executive — allegedly responsible for…
Tongaat farmworkers face eviction
The first victims of the sugar giant’s accounting scandal — 5 000 of them — lose their jobs at the end of the month
Tongaat-Hulett board requests temporary suspension of JSE listing
The move comes amid concerns over possible financial irregularities at the company
The Republic of Commissions could need just one more inquiry
This destruction of our state entities, as we know, was aided and abetted by the private sector parties that are meant to act as watchdogs