Why South Africa’s electricity blackouts are set to continue for the next five years
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South Africa is once more experiencing periodic power cuts.
Debate urgently needed on trade-offs between jobs and inequality- South Africa
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Our politics and economics will remain unaligned until we objectively assess how inequality and unemployment interact. The national dialogue can be meaningfully upgraded by developing a version of the Phillips Curve.
Expropriation without compensation will hurt municipalities, property associations warn
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SA’s major property industry associations have warned that expropriation without compensation will compound the dire financial situation of many municipalities, potentially bringing service delivery to a standstill.
Desilting dry dams- South Africa
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Silt washed into farm dams reduces dam storage volume, increases the chance of algal blooms and increases the proportion of water lost to evaporation.
The fights against food waste and hunger have been given a boost by an innovative collaboration between a bank, an agritech firm and South Africa’s largest food redistribution company.
SOUTH Australian farmers are looking forward to another year of strong returns, with many farm businesses forecasting improved incomes off the back of high agricultural commodity prices, according to the latest quarterly Rabobank Rural Confidence Survey.
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