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Along with the highest rate of HIV & AIDS in the world,(2) South Africa’s per capita rate of alcohol consumption is among the highest in the world.(3) It seems feasible that these two phenomena...
World Trade Organisation (WTO) director general Pascal Lamy has called on members to think about ‘what’s next’ for the Doha round and the global trade body, after they failed to agree on a...
The best way to achieve the intended aims of the environmental regulation is to focus more on promoting compliance with environmental laws before enforcement, says University of Witwatersrand...
With the recent media reporting of fraud in the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, (2,3,4) the new decade brings a reminder of the old and pervasive problem of corruption. Described as “a...
South Africa faces a number of critical environmental challenges ranging from land degradation to the obliteration of finite resources, but it is the problem of acid mine drainage (AMD) that may be...
Date: 02/11/2010 Source: The Department of Mineral Resources Title: SA: Shabangu: Address by the Minister of Mineral Resources (delivered by the Acting Chief Inspector of Mines), at...
The construction and property sectors need to become more productive in the next few years, Public Works Minister Geoff Doidge said in Johannesburg on Thursday.
A mining industry task team to investigate possible solutions relating to the global financial crisis has been established, Minerals and Energy director-general Sandile Nogxina said on Monday....