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Transnet is costing the coal sector jobs

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A round-up of news, including a look at the impact of bird flu on consumers' pockets.
Unions on coal sector job cuts, and analysis of whether Eswatini’s elections are worth it as the country’s king has final say.

29 Sep 2023 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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