Harbour delays hammer fruit exporters: Delays and bottlenecks at Cape Town’s harbour are costing South African fruit exporters millions of rands and adversely affecting the quality of fruit the country exports.
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The lockdown is hitting the small business sector hard. Many have closed shop permanently. But thinking out the box, is keeping some going. A small food outlet in Port Elizabeth Dinner 4 U, used to prepare cooked meals for various businesses and feeding schemes.
But operations have been turned on their head.
Veronica Fourie report.
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Port Elizabeth Timeline Fact: 1860 – The first canteens in South End are licensed. 6 August, Prince Alfred, second son of Queen Victoria, visits Port Elizabeth. stacks on Harbour Board property. A Plague Board is formed on 23 April and the first victim in town is Sergeant Pegg, who had worked on the military stores depositing ground. He dies at the base hospital on 20 May. 27 July, Opening of the Pier Street Mosque, better known as Masjied, ul, Aziz. Its first Imam is Abdul Wahab Salie. 10 October, Martial law is proclaimed in Port Elizabeth. It is repealed on 17 September 1902.
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