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One of the more interesting linkages highlighted in the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation’s (Unido’s) latest biennial Industrial Development Report, is the strong association...
It has been interesting to note some of the strongly contrasting opinions that have emerged this month over the future of nuclear energy – views expressed to coincide with the anniversary of the...
Nobody the world over would argue with the notion that energy and politics are inextricably linked. Whether it's the issue of foreign oil and the role it plays in the US and in shaping its military...
South Africa, at long last, is moving beyond the chaotic mine nationalisation debate and is beginning instead to concentrate on how the country’s still substantial unexploited mineral resources...
The dichotomy between South Africa’s healthier-than-expected government finances and its less-than-healthy growth outlook was the undoubted macro theme of Budget 2012. There was no sign of the...
An anecdote shared recently by well-known international economist Danny Leipziger on the importance of having an economic vision and pursuing growth-supporting infrastructure development as part of...
What can government do to improve the outlook for growth and job creation in light of some serious external and domestic economic headwinds? Standard Bank’s chief economist Goolam Ballim has...
It is interesting to note that Consulting Engineers South Africa (Cesa) has made an application to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for engineering consulting services to be given...