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Cape Business News (CBN) spotlights Featured Industry News, bringing you the most impactful stories and trends shaping South Africa’s economic landscape. This category focuses on breakthrough innovations, transformative projects, and key developments across sectors like energy, manufacturing, technology, and infrastructure. Featured Industry News offers in-depth analysis and expert insights, highlighting success stories and challenges faced by leading businesses. Stay informed with CBN’s curated updates, designed to provide professionals with a deeper understanding of the opportunities and shifts driving industry growth and innovation.

Malmesbury Bypass completes West Coast Freight Corridor

Malmesbury Bypass completes West Coast Freight Corridor By Kris van der Bijl THE Malmesbury Bypass opened this month at a total construction cost of R693 million,...

SA Plastics Pact launches ambitious 2030 targets for South Africa’s circular economy

SA Plastics Pact launches ambitious 2030 targets for South Africa’s circular economy By Adrian Ephraim CAPE Town hosted a milestone moment for South Africa’s circular economy...

South Africa gas cliff threatens industry as calls grow for urgent state action

South Africa gas cliff threatens industry as calls grow for urgent state action By Larry Claasen SOUTH Africa’s industrial gas consumers are calling on the government...

Electric Vehicle market in South Africa gains momentum but policy gaps threaten growth

Electric Vehicle market in South Africa gains momentum but policy gaps threaten growth By Larry Claasen ELECTRIC Vehicles (EV) sales are gaining momentum in South Africa...

How retail take-back schemes support EPR compliance and packaging circularity

How retail take-back schemes support EPR compliance and packaging circularity SOUTH Africa’s packaging sector is under growing pressure to improve recycling, reduce landfill waste and...

Western Cape benefits from businesses sourcing R200 million in products from local suppliers

Western Cape benefits from businesses sourcing R200 million in products from local suppliers Fund connects buyers with provincial suppliers, shortening supply chains and creating new...

Renewable energy tariffs could cost businesses more at night

Renewable energy tariffs could cost businesses more at night By Larry Claasen BUSINESS leaders should be careful when it comes to agreeing to power contracts that...

Karoo shale gas revival gains momentum as South Africa lifts development moratorium

Karoo shale gas revival gains momentum as South Africa lifts development moratorium By Larry Claasen The government is not only moving to lift the moratorium on...

VEGA smart sensors help petroleum wholesaler improve safety, monitoring and process control

VEGA smart sensors help petroleum wholesaler improve safety, monitoring and process control A fourth-generation petroleum wholesaler in Michigan improved safety, inventory management and overfill protection...

NHBRC reform gains momentum as Western Cape developers push for industry changes

NHBRC reform gains momentum as Western Cape developers push for industry changes By Larry Claasen THE Western Cape Property Development Forum (WCPDF) efforts to push through...

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South Africa vehicle exports face mixed fortunes despite North America Growth

South Africa vehicle exports face mixed fortunes despite North America Growth By Larry Claasen VEHICLE exports to North America rose 41% for the first quarter of...

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