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Private sector working with government on multiple work streams to end loadshedding 
By: Martin Creamer 29th June 2023 The private sector is so far working with government on six of the ten energy crisis work streams, for which business raised R100-million to... →
Capital cost of South Africa’s titanium beneficiation project expected to peak at R14bn
By: Martin Creamer 28th June 2023 South African ilmenite used to manufacture titanium dioxide pigment in KwaZulu-Natal is on the way to receiving a major value boost. This because... →
Ramaphosa deeply motivated to lead economic reforms – spokesperson
By: Thabi Shomolekae 28th June 2023 Presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya on Wednesday rejected narratives that President Cyril Ramaphosa is not engaged with his job, saying the... →
Restoring confidence in South Africa is the key to growth
27th June 2023 Two weeks ago, Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, said we should all draw inspiration from the fact that the economy had grown at an... →
South Africa must not be complacent with reduced loadshedding – BLSA CEO
By: Cameron Mackay 26th June 2023 Any reduction in loadshedding is welcome, but South Africa must not let it lull the country into complacency, stresses business organisation... →
Minister Sihle Zikalala on Robben Island Revitalisation and Hout Bay Improvement Programme
23rd June 2023 We welcome members of the media who have joined us at this iconic historic site the Robben Island, the heritage and pride of our nation. This is a... →
Mining of tax data highlights importance of metros in driving growth and jobs
By: Terence Creamer 19th June 2023 South Africa has started to mine its tax records in a bid to produce highly localised spatial economic data that will offer city and municipal... →
Mali faces spectre of anarchy after demanding UN's departure
By: Reuters 19th June 2023 Mali's unexpected demand for the departure of United Nations peacekeepers may herald a sudden end to a decade-long mission that has struggled to... →
