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24 May 2013
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SA must shift to ‘manufacturing economy’, not ‘knowledge economy’ – Merseta
MANUFACTURING
Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Education and Training Authority (Merseta) CEO Raymond Patel on Thursday challenged government’s National Development Plan (NDP) vision of shifting...
 
 
Shale gas to be included in amended gas bill
SHALE GAS
The proposed amendments to the Gas Bill would open the gas industry and include a platform for the potential development of South Africa’s much-contested shale gas resource. Department of Energy...
 
 
SA Army in financial fix – Chief
DEFENCE
Budgetary constraints have crippled the SA Army in its attempts to fulfil national and international obligations, army chief Lt-Gen Vusimuzi Masondo said on Thursday. With the increased demand for...
 
 
Ministers to visit Marikana
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Cabinet will send a delegation of Ministers to Marikana in the North West to calm renewed unrest, acting Minister in the Presidency Edna Molewa said on Thursday. Government was extremely concerned...
 
 
Eskom awards 46 wind-turbine contract for Sere wind farm
RENEWABLE ENERGY
State-owned electricity group Eskom has awarded technology group Siemens the contract to supply 46 wind turbines to its 100 MW Sere wind farm project, which is being developed on a 3 700 ha site...
 
 
The KAT is purring: SA’s new radio telescope starts delivering quality science
Science and Technology
South Africa’s first radio telescope array, the seven dish KAT-7 located in the Karoo, which was originally intended to be mainly an engineering prototype for the much larger MeerKAT array, has...
 
 
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Licensing Bill will give officials too much power – FMF
TRADE LAW
Government’s proposed Licensing of Business Bill would provide local government officials with unconstrained discretionary power, creating massive bureaucratic empires and eroding rule of law,...
 
 
Davies says Azevedo’s WTO election offers new chance for trade deal
TRADE & INDUSTRY
Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies says the election of Brazil’s Roberto Azevedo as the next director-general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) offers a new opportunity to advance a...
 
 
 
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