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News South Africa » Mpumalanga » Trade: Let’s make the circle bigger: A just transition for all of South Africa

News channel or source: https://mg.co.za/thought-leader/2026-10-22-let-s-make-the-circle-bigger-a-just-transition-for-all-of-south-africa/
Published on: Thursday 22 October 2026

South Africa's just transition cannot focus solely on coal-dependent communities in Mpumalanga. Decarbonisation, economic resilience, and ...

News South Africa » Mpumalanga » Trade: India–Mpumalanga: Building on Trade, Opening New Frontiers

News channel or source: https://mg.co.za/thought-leader/the-diplomat/2026-10-09-india-mpumalanga-building-on-trade-opening-new-frontiers/
Published on: Friday 09 October 2026

The economic relationship between India and Mpumalanga already has firm foundations. Coal connects the province’s mining economy with Indian industry. Wood pulp and forestry products form another ...

News South Africa » Mpumalanga » Trade: Sappi Wins 5% Newsprint Tariff As Publishers Warn Of Higher Costs

News channel or source: https://www.2oceansvibe.com/world/south-africa/sappi-newsprint-five-percent-import-duty-october-2026/
Published on: Tuesday 20 October 2026

A new 5% duty protects Sappi's Ngodwana newsprint operation, but printers and publishers warned it could raise their costs.

News South Africa » Mpumalanga » Trade: SA Canegrowers

News channel or source: https://www.engineeringnews.co.za/topic/sa-canegrowers
Published on: Tuesday 06 October 2026

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News South Africa » Mpumalanga » Trade: Newspapers hit with import duty to save South Africa’s last newsprint machine

News channel or source: https://techcentral.co.za/newsprint-import-duty-sappi-ngodwana/287494/
Published on: Tuesday 20 October 2026

Most imported newsprint now carries a 5% customs duty after Itac backed Sappi's bid to protect South Africa's last newsprint machine from cheap imports.