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Boegoeberg clinic delays demand answers
11th July 2023 Government must explain the ongoing delay in the completion of the Boegoeberg clinic which is resulting in mounting expenditures. The Boegoeberg... →
Gold prospecting bid in Limpopo being underpinned by brickmaking revenue stream 
By: Martin Creamer 3rd July 2023 The need for sand to make bricks has resulted in Limpopo entrepreneur stumbling upon a gold prospect for which a prospecting licence application... →
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... →
SMMEs Can Alleviate SA’s Jobs Crisis. But They Need Some Help
26th June 2023 South Africa’s most recent unemployment figures paint a gloomy picture. Our unemployment rate is now a staggering 32,9%, which is among the highest... →
Donations to NPA were in kind, not in cash – justice dept
By: News24Wire 22nd June 2023 Putting paid to accusations that the National Prosecuting Authority was "opening the doors of justice for sale", the Department of Justice and... →
South Africa seeks a way to allow Eskom to take on green debt
By: Reuters 15th June 2023 South Africa's finance ministry has appointed a consultant to come up with a plan by August to allow utility Eskom to accept-billions in loans... →
I’ll somehow re-emerge in the mining sector at some point in the future, says Baxter
By: Martin Creamer 13th June 2023 I’ll somehow re-emerge in the mining sector at some point in the future, outgoing Minerals Council South Africa CEO Roger Baxter said on Tuesday,... →
National Logistics Crisis Committee to tackle transport emergencies in parallel to reform agenda
By: Terence Creamer 13th June 2023 The National Logistics Crisis Committee (NLCC) will adopt a two-pronged approach to addressing the rail, port and road crises currently undermining... →
