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The environmental-impact assessment and plant-construction contracting processes for JSE-listed agriculture and property group Tongaat Hulett’s proposed 80 MW power station, were well advanced,...
Unemployment has long been a major preoccupation for the South African Government. Based on a narrow definition of unemployment - those people who had not worked for the previous seven days but...
We are assembled here today on the occasion of the 15th annual African Renaissance Conference. On Saturday, Africa Day, South Africa will join the continent in commemorating the 50th anniversary of...
I thank you for the opportunity to address the 15th African Renaissance Conference today.
What imbues this year’s African Renaissance Conference with an epic atmosphere is that this is its 15th...
In the last 10 years or so, Africa has experienced a wave of innovative efforts in the technology, agriculture and services sectors, which have immensely improved the lives of Africans. For...
The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants [SAICA] has urged all South African businesses to participate actively in the consultation process around the government’s proposed carbon...
This paper discusses how drug trafficking in West Africa causes severe economic, social, political and public health problems across the whole region. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime...
The economic and political future of the world depends on regional cooperation and multilateral relations between countries, the President of the European Parliament, Mr Martin Schulz, noted during...
A leading International Monetary Fund (IMF) official last week urged South Africa’s social partners of government, labour and business to pursue a “broad national bargain” to overcome the...
A new Manufacturing Circle survey shows that South African manufacturers are responding to the market opportunities opening up as a result of strong growth in the rest of Africa, which has already...
Due to its abundant natural hydro- and geothermal resources, Iceland generates already today 100% of its electricity using renewable resources, with about 70% coming from hydropower and 30% from...
Over the past decades Africa has increasingly opened up its economy to international trade and finance. This change has often been at the bequest of, or under pressure from, the International...
How to better utilise the wealth from Africa’s non-renewable resources – oil, gas and minerals – to eradicate poverty in Africa? This was one of the important questions asked at discussions...
I am once again honoured to address this annual International Consultative Seminar of the South African Legislative Sector in collaboration with the European Union Parliament.
I wish to convey...
Mali will ask international donors for nearly €2-billion to help rebuild the country and try to halt a resurgence of al Qaeda-linked Islamists who were driven out of the major northern towns by a...