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› SA agriculture has a plan to unleash growth, but it needs revitalised focus, implementation› LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: ANC abandons plan to name mayoral candidates amid fears of supporter backlash› LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: Ramaphosa signals fuel relief and warns of Agoa losses as elections loom› KHAMPEPE COMMISSION: Mbeki denies secret deals with apartheid-era generals, blames NPA for TRC prosecution delays› France imposes curfews in parts of Paris, other cities after weekend of riots› US Supreme Court to review 1868 federal ban on home distilling of liquor› CRYING SHAME: ECD nutrition tender postponed eight times as Eastern Cape children wait for food› Ramaphosa rejects claims ANC plans to use asylum seekers in elections› Journalists’ body warns Trump’s crackdown threatens press freedom› Masemola must restore confidence in police: Public Interest SA› SA agriculture has a plan to unleash growth, but it needs revitalised focus, implementation› LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: ANC abandons plan to name mayoral candidates amid fears of supporter backlash› LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: Ramaphosa signals fuel relief and warns of Agoa losses as elections loom› KHAMPEPE COMMISSION: Mbeki denies secret deals with apartheid-era generals, blames NPA for TRC prosecution delays› France imposes curfews in parts of Paris, other cities after weekend of riots› US Supreme Court to review 1868 federal ban on home distilling of liquor› CRYING SHAME: ECD nutrition tender postponed eight times as Eastern Cape children wait for food› Ramaphosa rejects claims ANC plans to use asylum seekers in elections› Journalists’ body warns Trump’s crackdown threatens press freedom› Masemola must restore confidence in police: Public Interest SA
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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: Ramaphosa signals fuel relief and warns of Agoa losses as elections loom

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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: Ramaphosa signals fuel relief and warns of Agoa losses as elections loom

In a wide-ranging briefing with editors and journalists on Monday, President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged voter anger, hinted at fuel price relief and warned that South Africa could lose its Agoa trade benefits.

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