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The electricity minister has launched an urgent intervention to secure liquid natural gas supplies as insecurity in Mozambique has jeopardised steady regional fuel supplies.
Industry representatives are severely concerned about the predatory tax hike on an already precarious industry, and have pleaded with authorities to spare jobs in the sector
Key features of the Act, which would have taken powers away from parents, have been put on hold for now, as the state retreats from their top-down approach to education
The COP29 deal signs South Africa up for debts which will be funneled into Western countries, while committing us to capping our economic development
Paratus, the firearm-owners' rights advocacy group, has released a short study on police attempts at firearms control. It doesn't look good for SAPS
Stellenbosch has been entangled in a scandal after their efforts to keep Afrikaans candidates off of student council drew public attention. AfriForum Youth is fighting back
This case, if successful, could prevent a draconian increase in the racial barriers to market participation for minorities.
The Treasury aims to introduce more intrusive measures to control the economy under the banner of international emissions standards. Public commentary window ends 13 December
The City's press release touts lucrative possibilities for contractors, including the possibility of high-density social housing projects. Public participation starts 5 December
Until now, municipal officials have been immune from liability for wasteful expenditure. That has come to an end.
Recent tests indicate hazardous levels of pollution. However, the municipality refuses to release records, and AfriForum has now commissioned its own independent tests
The Reserve Bank is pushing for a series of private acquisitions in order to make it easier to track and control the population's behaviour
