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10 February 2012
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Most urban South Africans confident about the safety of tap water
WATER
Most South Africans living in urban areas believe that their tap water is safe to drink, a study commissioned by the Water Research Commission (WRC) and the South African Local Government...
 
 
Position South African mining as economic change catalyst – Manuel
MINING INVESTMENT
Mining needed to be positioned as a catalyst to drive other changes in the South African economy, Planning Minister Trevor Manuel said on Monday.
 
 
IDC report highlights jobs potential of SA mining
JOB CREATION
A supportive operational environment together with a turnaround in South Africa’s mineral extraction rates could stimulate the creation of an additional 140 000 direct mining jobs by 2020 and...
 
 
Syria protesters hurl rocks at China embassy in Libya
PROTESTS
Syrian and Libyan demonstrators hurled rocks, eggs and tomatoes at the Chinese embassy in Tripoli on Monday, after Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution backing an Arab plan...
 
 
ANC delays final sentencing for suspended Malema
SENTENCING
South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) has delayed final sentencing for suspended Youth League leader Julius Malema, who lost an appeal this weekend against charges of bringing the...
 
 
Eskom set to roll out power buy-back pilot this month
DEMAND AGGREGATION
South African power utility Eskom will start implementing an innovative demand response aggregation pilot programme (DRAPP) this month with the intention of securing 500 MW of buy-back contracts...
 
 
Anglo plans new coal mine, Universal outlines midtier ambitions, Vale inks rail deal and other news in the Coal Roundup
New Report Available
The December/January edition of the Coal Roundup includes details of Anglo American's new five-million-ton-a-year coal mine, Universal Coal's ambitions to become a midtier producer by 2015 and...
 
 
Malema sanctions take effect after mitigation
DISCIPLINARY
The sanctions against suspended ANC Youth League president Julius Malema will only take effect after mitigation, SABC radio news reported on Sunday.
 
 
 
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