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10 February 2012
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30 Jan 2012
 
 
Unite behind efforts to stop corruption – Proudly South African
CORRUPTION
The Proudly South African “Buy Local” campaign has called on all its member companies, partners and supporters to rally behind Corruption Watch, the anti-corruption watchdog launched last...
 
 
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27 Jan 2012
 
IWMSA welcomes withdrawal of Redisa approval
TYRE RECYCLING
The Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA) has welcomed the withdrawal of approval for the Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa’s (Redisa’s) waste...
 
 
Reworked BEE law aims to combat fronting, elevate nonownership scorecard elements
EMPOWERMENT
South Africa’s empowerment legislation is about to get new teeth to address issues such as fronting and local content procurement, besides others. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)...
 
 
Petrol to increase 34c/l
FUEL
Petrol pump prices in the main inland commercial region of Gauteng will increase by 34c or 3.2% a litre next Wednesday, the Energy Department said on Friday. The new price for 95 grade petrol will...
 
 
Water Affairs confirms movement on long-term AMD study
ACID MINE WATER
South Africa’s Department of Water Affairs (DWA) has confirmed that a feasibility study has been initiated to assess longer-term solutions for South Africa’s acid mine drainage (AMD) problem....
 
 
Broken schools breed SA's 'lost generation'
EDUCATION
The first blow to Martha Netshiozwe's future came when her parents died of Aids. The second came when she ran out of money and had to drop out of a South African high school. Netshiozwe, 23, is a...
 
 
SA 2012 growth slightly above 2.5% – Gordhan
economy
South Africa's economy will probably grow a little faster than the 2.5% predicted by the International Monetary Fund, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Friday. When asked whether growth will...
 
 
 
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