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The company has purchased a 10% stake in the Deep Western Orange Basin off the west coast, but the investment is risky, with foreign-funded NGOs waging lawfare against their peers
Mashatile's recent tour to JP Morgan's London HQ was sidelined by the debanking of his business partners and the announcement of BNP Paribas and HSBC's departure from SA
The SOE is tasked with expanding connections, paying off its debt burden, and replacing generation capacity in a very short window, the Minister has argued.
This marks a first for the organisation, who have until now not waded into parliamentary politics. But the group considers it a vital question for their cultural survival.
The City has approved the release of a 43ha portion of the property for a mixed-use development zone
MoneyBadger, has been launched to give Bitcoin enthusiasts a way to transact more easily with retail, adding to the growing tech community in Stellenbosch
Complaints about the sewage outflow stretch back to 1888, but permanent remedies have only been sought recently, under pressure from conservationists and political parties
In reaction to rising violent crime, the civic organisation has taken a pro-active approach to equipping citizens for self-defence
The international club uses public-private partnerships to push UN "sustainability" and "economic justice" targets onto local producers. This weekend, they meet in Paarl
The Ministry of Higher Education and Training has decided to move the NSFAS offices as part of a broader clean-up of unsustainable financial decisions in the body
The civic organisation expects 200k signatures soon, and plans to use the window opened by negotiations with the Presidency to scrap the offending articles in the Act
The Cape Independence Advocacy Group plans to replicate a plan adopted by Venice, Italy in 2014, in order to pressure the Premier into holding the promised official referendum
