Nkosinathi Msweli’s sugar cane farm in KwaDukuza, a rural region on South Africa’s eastern coast, has been a small success story for 30 years, employing eight full-time staff and 30 seasonal workers. Msweli is now forced to reduce his workforce due to cheap imports and U.S. tariffs, creating a challenging situation for the farm.
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