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Mapisa-Nqakula defends decision to charter Gupta-owned plane
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DEFENCE Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula on Friday defended the South African Air Force's decision to charter a private plane owned by the Gupta family. All due processes were followed, she said on Friday, and charter company ExecuJet was under no ...
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DEFENCE Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula on Friday defended the South African Air Force's decision to charter a private plane owned by the Gupta family. All due processes were followed, she said on Friday, and charter company ExecuJet was under no ...
'Govt, Ramaphosa didn't know the Guptas owned the private jet'
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South Africa's petrol pump price to drop 5.2 pct in Sept
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JOHANNESBURG Aug 28 (Reuters) - The retail price of petrol in South Africa will decrease by 5.2 percent from Sept. 2, while wholesale diesel will go down by 4.9 percent, the energy department said on Friday. In a statement, the department said petrol ...
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JOHANNESBURG Aug 28 (Reuters) - The retail price of petrol in South Africa will decrease by 5.2 percent from Sept. 2, while wholesale diesel will go down by 4.9 percent, the energy department said on Friday. In a statement, the department said petrol ...
Motorists can expect 'substantial drop in fuel price' next month: AA
Petrol price to decrease by 69c/l on Wednesday
Fuel price relief for motorists
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South Africa's trade minister imposes steel tariffs with conditions
Reuters Africa
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa will introduce a new 10 percent customs duty on certain steel products, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies said on Friday, aimed at protecting the local manufacturing industry from cheaper Chinese steel imports.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa will introduce a new 10 percent customs duty on certain steel products, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies said on Friday, aimed at protecting the local manufacturing industry from cheaper Chinese steel imports.
S. Africa to impose tariffs on steel imports from China
Davies imposes steel tariffs with conditions
South Africa Imposes 10% Import Tariff on Some Steel Products
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Zuma apologises to former Eskom boss
iAfrica.com
President Jacob Zuma has reportedly apologised to former Eskom chief executive Tshediso Matona for the way that he was treated during his time as head of the power utility. According to the Mail & Guardian, President Zuma apologised to Matona in a ...
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President Jacob Zuma has reportedly apologised to former Eskom chief executive Tshediso Matona for the way that he was treated during his time as head of the power utility. According to the Mail & Guardian, President Zuma apologised to Matona in a ...
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Bittersweet choice in retailer's checkout aisles
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Retailer Woolworths has a bittersweet treat for its customers – it's removing all chocolates and other sugary goodies from its checkout queue. Save & Share. Email · Print. Related News. On the map of sweetest nations · App for food demystifies health ...
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Retailer Woolworths has a bittersweet treat for its customers – it's removing all chocolates and other sugary goodies from its checkout queue. Save & Share. Email · Print. Related News. On the map of sweetest nations · App for food demystifies health ...
Bittersweet choice in Woolworths' checkout aisles
Woolworths removes sweets from aisles
Woolworths set to remove sweets and chocolates
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Bafana defender robbed of R50k
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Bafana Bafana and Bidvest Wits defender Siyabonga Nhlapo was reportedly robbed of R50 000 in cash by armed robbers in Johannesburg on Thursday. SoccerLaduma reported that the defender - who has been called up to the national side for the ...
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Bafana Bafana and Bidvest Wits defender Siyabonga Nhlapo was reportedly robbed of R50 000 in cash by armed robbers in Johannesburg on Thursday. SoccerLaduma reported that the defender - who has been called up to the national side for the ...
Wits And Bafana Star Loses R50 000 At Gunpoint
Bafana defender robbed R50 000 at gunpoint
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Medupi to be complete in 2019 - Cabinet
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The coming into full commercial operation of Unit 6 of the Medupi Power Station at Lephalale in Limpopo has been welcomed by Cabinet. President Jacob Zuma is expected to launch the unit on 30 August 2015. The Medupi Power Station Project is a ...
South Africans reminded to use power wiselyThe New Age Online
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The coming into full commercial operation of Unit 6 of the Medupi Power Station at Lephalale in Limpopo has been welcomed by Cabinet. President Jacob Zuma is expected to launch the unit on 30 August 2015. The Medupi Power Station Project is a ...
South Africans reminded to use power wisely
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Analysis: Expect Changes In Africa's Diplomacy With China And The West
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From DailyNation. Analysis by Kwame Owino, CEO of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a Nairobi public policy think tank. For African nations that have recently thought of playing China against the West, it may be time to dust up and reconsider that policy.
Ticket to China: South African artworks make it to Beijing biennale thanks to ...South China Morning Post (subscription)
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From DailyNation. Analysis by Kwame Owino, CEO of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a Nairobi public policy think tank. For African nations that have recently thought of playing China against the West, it may be time to dust up and reconsider that policy.
Ticket to China: South African artworks make it to Beijing biennale thanks to ...
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Africa uneasy over China turmoil
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SA Solar Tech Scientists May Have Out-Pioneered Google By Building A Cheaper ...
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By thinking small, a group of South African scientists may have pioneered solar technology that has stumped Internet giant Google, AP reports in the NZHerald. The Helio100 project at Stellenbosch University harnesses concentrated solar power to ...
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By thinking small, a group of South African scientists may have pioneered solar technology that has stumped Internet giant Google, AP reports in the NZHerald. The Helio100 project at Stellenbosch University harnesses concentrated solar power to ...
South Africans develop affordable solar power prototype that stumped Google
A Team of South African Scientists May Have Just Bested Google in the Race for ...
What can Google do for South Africa?
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Bonds track firmer rand as emerging markets recover
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SOUTH African bonds were firmer on Thursday afternoon as markets calmed following great volatility earlier this week on concerns over the Chinese economy. Chinese equity markets firmed significantly overnight after growth concerns saw the Shanghai ...
Editorial: SA in crisis: Now we need leadersMail & Guardian Online
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SOUTH African bonds were firmer on Thursday afternoon as markets calmed following great volatility earlier this week on concerns over the Chinese economy. Chinese equity markets firmed significantly overnight after growth concerns saw the Shanghai ...
Editorial: SA in crisis: Now we need leaders
SA stocks end turbulent week over 2 percent higher
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