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10 February 2012
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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...
 
 
SA will not spring new tax on mines – Minister
TAX
South Africa will not surprise mining companies with sudden new taxes, although it may adjust existing tax codes, a leading government minister said on Monday.
 
 
Egypt army urges swift move to presidential election
CLASHES
Egypt's military leadership called for a swift move to a presidential election on Monday and security forces sealed off the Interior Ministry in Cairo from stone-throwing protesters clashing with...
 
 
Moussa vision for Egypt could upset military
POLITICS
An Egypt run by Amr Moussa would be a civilian state with an army that enjoys respect but not "a life of its own", a vision that could challenge the privileges of generals who have been ruling...
 
 
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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.
 
 
 
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