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The same labour shortage, he said, is looming in the vineyards. “It’s time to cut off the grapes and there is no-one.”

Similar scenes are playing out across South Africa as factories, farms and even ordinary households scramble for labour after thousands of foreign workers left in a matter of weeks to escape fatal anti-migrant protests and intensified immigration enforcement.

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