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Zimbabwe cuts rates, miners send coronavirus distress signals
By: Reuters 27th March 2020 Zimbabwe's central bank cut its main lending rate to 25% on Thursday and set a fixed exchange rate as part of measures to support the economy... →
South Africa Coronavirus cases exceed 900, Ramaphosa urges G20 aid
By: Reuters 27th March 2020 South Africa's number of coronavirus cases jumped to more than 900 on Thursday and President Cyril Ramaphosa called for richer countries to help... →
Question marks over protracted re-entry of trimetal PGM catalysis 
By: Martin Creamer 19th March 2020 Trimetal catalysts, which use three platinum group metals (PGMs) rather than two and thereby balance PGM demand, have a multi-decade history of... →
Hydrogen fuel cell technology moving at very fast pace – Implats
By: Martin Creamer 27th February 2020 Fuel cell technology is moving at a very fast pace, Implats group executive: refining and marketing Sifiso Sibiya said on Thursday. Hydrogen gas... →
EFF MPs to face Parliament conduct committee after SoNA disruption
By: News24Wire 14th February 2020 Economic Freedom Fighters MPs' conduct during Thursday evening's State of the Nation Address will land them a date with Parliament's Powers and... →
R2K Statement: After SONA and SSA break-in, there needs to be a serious house cleaning of South Africa’s spooks!
14th February 2020 A full year after the 2019 SONA, when President Cyril Ramaphosa promised to clean up the corruption and factional abuses at the State Security... →
South Africa consolidates FDI recovery with inflows of $5bn in 2019
By: Terence Creamer 20th January 2020 A new United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) report estimates that foreign direct Investment (FDI) flows to Africa rose by 3%... →
Do one in four women in Africa suffer from depression? We checked
By: Africa Check 9th January 2020 When Wenzile Madonsela Msimanga tweeted about the prevalence of depression among women in Africa, a number of Twitter users wanted to know where... →
