Policy, Law, Economics and Politics - Deepening Democracy through Access to Information
This privately-owned website is operated and maintained by Creamer Media
We have detected that the browser you are using is no longer supported. As a result, some content may not display correctly.
We suggest that you upgrade to the latest version of any of the following browsers:
         
close notification
20 June 2013
Breaking News
 
 
 1
2
 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
 
 
 
 
19 Jun 2013
 
 
SA’s logistics bill climbs as transport costs rise
LOGISTICS
South Africa’s total logistics bill for 2012 is estimated to have risen to 12.8% of total gross domestic product (GDP), from 12.6% the previous year, as the contribution of transport to overall...
 
 
Mali signs ceasefire deal with Tuareg separatist rebels
CEASEFIRE
Mali signed a ceasefire deal with Tuareg separatist rebels on Tuesday, paving the way for government troops to return to the northern, rebel-held town of Kidal before a presidential election next...
 
 
Gordhan warns on revenue, currency
FINANCE
The revenue outlook could dim even more if markets react adversely to an awaited announcement by the US Federal Reserve, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan warned on Tuesday. "In respect of the...
 
 
Norms document could be ready in December, EE disagrees
NORMS & STANDARDS
Equal Education (EE) has denied claims by the basic education department that it was imposing impossible deadlines for the norms and standards for school infrastructure. "All the deadlines EE asks...
 
 
18 Jun 2013
 
SA’s engineering science graduates increasing, but still below target – Nzimande
EDUCATION
The number of engineering science graduates in South Africa has increased from 8 424 in 2009, to 9 387 in 2011, below the target of 10 093, Higher Education and Training Minister Dr Blade Nzimande...
 
 
Carbon tax will not be implemented if not ready – Treasury official
CARBON TAX
South Africa’s National Treasury is still aiming to institute a carbon tax on January 1, 2015, but chief director for economic and tax analysis Cecil Morden reports that government will only move...
 
 
Mali says reaches deal with Tuareg rebels
MALI WAR
Mali has reached a deal with Tuareg separatist rebels paving the way for Malian government troops to return to the rebel-held northern town of Kidal ahead of planned elections in July, Mali's chief...
 
 
Hague court says Kenyan vice president must attend parts of trial
ICC TRIAL
Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto must appear in person for certain sessions of his trial at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, but can otherwise carry out his official duties, the...
 
 
 
Breaking News
 
 
 1
2
 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
 
 
 
 
 
 
 




 
 
 
 
 
 
Online Publishers Association