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Karpowership gets approval for Saldanha Bay contract

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November 28, 2023

Karpowership gets approval for Saldanha Bay contract

The Turkish powership company has faced challenges from climate activists in KZN, but has managed to secure the west coast project without major hiccoughs.

Thousands of jobs to disappear as foreign companies leave and local businesses close

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November 28, 2023

Thousands of jobs to disappear as foreign companies leave and local businesses close

Several major international businesses, including Arcelor-Mittal, Volkswagen, Anglo-American, and the Jinchuan Group are retrenching thousands as the local economy contracts

Treasury update: Islamic bonds, currency rigging, and budget estimates

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November 25, 2023

Treasury update: Islamic bonds, currency rigging, and budget estimates

Curiously, BNP Paribas, despite being embroiled in the currency-rigging scandal, has been invited to be joint lead manager of the Treasury's new Islamic bond vehicle

PetroSA risking economic sanctions in suspicious tender with Russian petroleum giant Gazprom

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November 24, 2023

PetroSA risking economic sanctions in suspicious tender with Russian petroleum giant Gazprom

Following the leak of crucial documents, concerns have emerged that PetroSA is risking economic sanctions, aside from usual corruption risks

Rob Hersov's Winelands airport project enters new R7 billion development phase

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November 24, 2023

Rob Hersov's Winelands airport project enters new R7 billion development phase

Cape Winelands Aero aims to develop the former SAAF base into a new international transport hub

Winde: Cape should have started generating own energy 14 years ago

Robert Duigan

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November 23, 2023

Winde: Cape should have started generating own energy 14 years ago

We attended today's digital energy conference to ask the Premier about his plans for energy resilience in the Cape. We noticed a few issues.

Sakeliga takes action against Department of Agriculture for alleged ban on white farm exports

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November 22, 2023

Sakeliga takes action against Department of Agriculture for alleged ban on white farm exports

The freemarket advocacy revealed documents showing an illegal policy plan, and seek clarification from the Minister before proceeding with legal action

Treasury takes on even more loans from Western countries to feed Eskom

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November 22, 2023

Treasury takes on even more loans from Western countries to feed Eskom

The International Partners Group (IPG) recently increased its lending commitement to South Africa to R170 billion, as part of its mission to decarbonise the South African economy

PepsiCo South Africa's plans for pushing BEE in the Cape

Robert Duigan

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November 22, 2023

PepsiCo South Africa's plans for pushing BEE in the Cape

The buyout of Pioneer Foods in 2020 has initiated plans for renewable energy, but also aims to seize the whole value chain and reduce white economic participation.

Economy

Karpowership gets approval for Saldanha Bay contract

Thousands of jobs to disappear as foreign companies leave and local businesses close

Treasury update: Islamic bonds, currency rigging, and budget estimates

PetroSA risking economic sanctions in suspicious tender with Russian petroleum giant Gazprom

Rob Hersov's Winelands airport project enters new R7 billion development phase

Winde: Cape should have started generating own energy 14 years ago

Sakeliga takes action against Department of Agriculture for alleged ban on white farm exports

Treasury takes on even more loans from Western countries to feed Eskom

PepsiCo South Africa's plans for pushing BEE in the Cape

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