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Absa is running a national HIV Counselling and Testing campaign targeting 80% of its 35,000 employees to get tested. Employees are encouraged to participate in order to know their HIV status and access early treatment.
Businesses in the clothing, textiles, leather and footwear sectors can benefit from conditional support measures aimed at strengthening competitiveness and employment in the sector.
Existing national export champions and new black-owned export entrants can benefit from strengthened export efforts under the new IPAP, including targeted support and incentive rollouts.
Investors and industrial enterprises can access rolling-out incentive offerings designed to attract more investment into South Africa’s manufacturing and industrial base.
Black-owned enterprises can access a range of new and creative incentive measures designed to support industrial transformation and growth within South Africa's economy.
There is potential for South African table grapes, pears, and apples to be imported into the USA through the Port of Virginia, which could open a new trade route for these fruits.
Negotiations are nearing completion to allow South African avocadoes to be exported to the USA, which would open a new export route for avocado producers across the country.
South Africa is seeking wider access to the US market for citrus fruit, which is currently limited to exports from the Western Cape Province. This opportunity allows producers outside the Western Cape to export citrus to the USA once the expanded access is approved.
South Africa has recently been granted access to export litchis to the USA, enabling producers to begin exporting this fruit to a major international market.
Foreign nationals who have applied for South African citizenship through naturalisation must visit the office where they originally submitted their application to update their current contact information. This is required to ensure the Department of Home Affairs can communicate important updates about their application.
The 72-hectare site includes a Supplier Park that supports local businesses in supplying parts and services for train manufacturing. Local suppliers can participate in the ecosystem supporting the factory’s operations.
A memorial service will be held at Tshwane City Hall on Wednesday for Mama Agnes Msimang.
