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KwaZulu-Natal Government turning tide on youth unemployment and exposes youth to careers of the future
23rd June 2023 KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube is leading from the front and taking decisive action to tackle youth unemployment through exposing youth to... →
Working Paper 374 - Africa’s Growing Sovereign Debt and Growth: Which Institutional Quality Indicator(S) Matter?
23rd June 2023 There is extensive literature that examines the role of public debt on economic growth. But while sufficient attention is paid to differences... →
Heat your homes safely this winter
21st June 2023 Winter has definitely set in, with significant rain and snow falls being reported or forecast across many of our provinces. One of the first things... →
Tweaked South Africa central bank model gives better forecasts
By: Bloomberg 20th June 2023 South Africa’s central bank said that enhancements to its quarterly projection model delivered more accurate forecasts of its benchmark interest... →
How cholera has been a game-changer in history
20th June 2023 The public was recently shocked to hear of the loss of life due to cholera in the Hammanskraal area. Panic swiftly fanned the flames of discontent... →
SA can add 30GW of wind energy in 10 years, but grid challenges will be our undoing - expert
By: News24Wire 19th June 2023 A recent survey shows there are about 30GW of wind energy projects in various stages of development. While South Africa has the skills to support... →
A creeping defeat of the ends of justice
19th June 2023 A deeply disturbing trend has developed over the past few years with regard to mobile communities in South Africa, more especially with regard to... →
The problem with dogma
By: Saliem Fakir 16th June 2023 “Bad ideas matter. They have their own coherence and own power”. These words are attributable to Timothy Snyder, a US historian who specialises in... →
