HomeFarmers CornerChilli, garlic and tomato prices surge at Johannesburg and Pretoria markets, raising... Farmers Corner Chilli, garlic and tomato prices surge at Johannesburg and Pretoria markets, raising fresh produce costs for Lesotho border traders By Malefo Thinyane May 24, 2026 0 240 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Seeqela Valley Farms summer harvest - Lesotho Tribune Chilli, garlic and tomato prices surge at Johannesburg and Pretoria markets, raising fresh produce costs for Lesotho border traders Advertisement Advertisement DATAMATRIX Decoding Your Data Future DISCOVER MORE datamatrix.co.ls DATA INTELLIGENCE · LESOTHO Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleDangote opens refinery listing to African investors as South Africa’s pension giants signal partnership interestNext articleGem Diamonds: fewer carats sold but higher prices at Letšeng in Q1 Malefo Thinyane RELATED ARTICLES Farmers Corner Potato Prices Rise to R4,872 per Ton in Regional Markets July 19, 2026 Farmers Corner El Niño raises drought risk but does not guarantee it, minister says July 12, 2026 Farmers Corner Met services expects near-normal winter rain as El Niño builds July 5, 2026 - Advertisment - Most Popular Ho etsoa molao oa hlabahlabane Lesotho July 22, 2026 Mosuoehlooho oa sekolo sa pele Lesotho ke mofu July 21, 2026 Guest paints the Maluti after Semonkong pony trek July 20, 2026 Mosisili o fuoa matla pusong July 20, 2026 Load more Recent Comments