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Anglo’s impressive Quellaveco copper project 34% complete
By: Martin Creamer 16th October 2019 Anglo American’s impressive Quellaveco copper mine project in the Moquegua region of southern Peru is 34 % complete and on schedule for first... →
Africa’s international crimes court is still a pipe dream
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 15th October 2019 Since June 2014 when African leaders agreed to set up an African international crimes court, there’s been no progress towards its establishment.... →
DA: EThekwini requires renewed commitments to make it work again
16th September 2019 We are here today as members of the Executive Committee representing the Democratic Alliance (DA). The opposition holds four seats on the eThekwini... →
IFP: Violence against women and girls: Enough is Enough
5th September 2019 The IFP Women’s Brigade welcomes the arrest of a Durban man who allegedly killed his three children and stepdaughter on Tuesday. The grim discovery... →
DWS: Water pollution is not acceptable
28th August 2019 The Department of Water and Sanitation has reiterated its call to coal mines in Mpumalanga to stop polluting water resources, especially in the... →
DWS: Duzi River pollution
19th August 2019 The Department of Water and Sanitation in KwaZulu-Natal is investigating the Duzi River pollution due to a spillage that happened at Willowton Oil... →
Remove bad contractors from government supplier database – IFP
By: African News Agency 7th August 2019 Government contractors that continue to do shoddy work should be removed from state supplier lists, said the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in... →
IFP: Remove Contractors Who Deliver Shoddy Work from Government Contractors Lists
6th August 2019 The Inkatha Freedom Party in KwaZulu-Natal is concerned by the failure of municipalities to monitor and evaluate construction work provided by some... →
