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3 September 2010
                       
 
 
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03 Sep 2010
 
 
Govt will intervene on steel price — Davies
TRADE & INDUSTRY
Government is intent on using policy tools to achieve competitive steel pricing to benefit downstream industries, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies said on Thursday.
Updated 4 hours ago
 
 
BBBEE empowerment meant to be sustainable, not slow
Black Economic Empowerment
The empowerment, transformation and development aims of the Broad-based Black Economic-Empowerment (BBBEE) Act, No 52 of 2003, are intended to be sustainable and to improve the economy and the...
 
 
Inequality and industry
GLABAL ACCOUNT
South Africa ranks among the top most unequal societies in the world. We know that our colonial and apartheid past of racial oppression and exploitation has much to do with our current inequality....
 
 
02 Sep 2010
 
SARB says policy should stabilise output
ECONOMY
South Africa's monetary policy has to continue its role of stabilising output at high but non-inflationary levels, Monde Mnyande, central bank chief economist and adviser to the governor said on...
 
 
SA: No fault in two disputed prospecting rights
MINING RIGHTS
South Africa's mining ministry has examined the granting of two disputed prospecting rights and found no evidence of maladministration or irregularity, the Minister said on Wednesday.
 
 
01 Sep 2010
 
SA: Shabangu: Address by the Minister of Mineral Resources, at the Africa Down Under Conference, Perth (01/09/2010)
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Date: 01/09/2010
Source: The Department of Mineral Resources
Title: SA: Shabangu: Address by the Minister of Mineral Resources, at the Africa Down Under Conference, Perth

 
 
SA miners' union suspends sympathy strike
STRIKE
South Africa's largest union on Wednesday suspended a one-day sympathy strike this week that could have shut mines in order to give about 1,3-million striking State workers more time to consider a...
 
 
30 Aug 2010
 
Botswana's GDP seen growing 8,4% in 2010 — IMF
ECONOMY
Botswana's economy should expand by 8,4% this year owing to higher diamond demand, but the country will need to trim its public workforce and promote private industry to maintain high growth rates,...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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