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    Concern over tea estate’s future

    Oct 04, 2020 2 minutes
    NKULULEKO NENE
    NKULULEKO NENE

    THE Ntingwe Tea Estate in rural Nkandla is on the brink of collapse, leaving hundreds of labourers and seasonal workers livelihood hanging in the balance if government does not urgently intervene.

    Despite a Cabinet resolution last year which saw

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