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10 February 2012
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Barriers blunt trade within Africa – World Bank
TRADE
South African grocer Shoprite spends $20 000 a week in import permits to truck meat, milk and other goods to its stores in neighboring Zambia. One of its trucks may need as many as 1 600 documents...
 
 
07 Feb 2012
 
South Africa's Q4 jobless rate falls to 23.9%
EMPLOYMENT
South Africa's official jobless rate eased to 23.9 percent of the labour force in the fourth quarter of 2011 from 25.0 percent in the third as new jobs were added in the trade, social services and...
 
 
ANC must rediscover revolutionary morality – Vavi
POLITICS
The ANC must rediscover its "revolutionary morality", so its leaders can be selfless, honest, and live with integrity, Cosatu said on Tuesday.
 
 
Trucks damaging Mpumalanga, North West roads – Cronin
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
Heavy duty trucks are causing many of the road safety and infrastructure problems in Mpumalanga and North West, Deputy Transport Minister Jeremy Cronin said on Tuesday. The Presidential...
 
 
Municipal under spending a concern, say built environment professionals
CONSTRUCTION
The South African Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors (Safcec) and Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) have expressed concern about the under spending of municipal budgets....
 
 
2037 Consortium appointed to draw up Gauteng transport plan
TRANSPORT
The Gauteng government has appointed the 2037 Consortium to assist it in generating a 25-year integrated master transport plan for the province, says transport plan task team leader and Gautrain...
 
 
Shabangu targets CEOs on fatalities
FATALITIES
South Africa's Mines Minister said on Tuesday that industry chief executives should be held liable for avoidable fatalities, also raising the possibility of court action. Targeting chief...
 
 
Tolling only viable option, says transport society
TOLL ROADS
The current uncertainty around whether or not tolling would be implemented on Gauteng’s highways has repercussions beyond the province’s borders, says Intelligent Transport Society of South...
 
 
 
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