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District municipality backs down on Transnet licence refusal, passes buck to national government
Transnet’s appeal over its atmospheric emission licence now rests with national government, leaving Saldanha residents awaiting the next decision.
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Suzuki and Griquas Rugby join forces for another three years
Suzuki Auto South Africa has renewed its naming sponsorship of the Griqualand West Rugby Union, extending its partnership with the Griquas for a further three years.
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Authorities urged to work together to stop illegal fish trade
Buying illegally caught crayfish from roadside sellers near Hibberdene is helping to destroy a national resource, authorities have been told.
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Cybercriminals targeting SA sports clubs as attacks surge
South African sports clubs are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals exploiting weak defenses and valuable personal data, threatening finances and reputation.
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Contractors get pathway to bigger projects with new CIDB course
The CIDB launched the Certificate in Construction Management to give emerging contractors the basic knowledge needed to deliver quality infrastructure projects.
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De Beers to pause work at South Africa’s largest diamond mine
De Beers will suspend production at South Africa’s Venetia diamond mine for two years to cut costs amid challenging market conditions.
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South Africa unveils plan for 36-million-barrel fuel reserve to prevent shortages
The national government has published a draft policy that could see South Africa build its largest strategic oil reserve in more than 40 years.
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Deputy Minister Mahlobo commends progress at Clanwilliam Dam as R8bn project nears halfway mark
Water and Sanitation Deputy Minister David Mahlobo praised progress at the long-delayed Clanwilliam Dam wall raising project during a site visit.
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Labour department investigates worker’s fatal burns at fast-food outlet
The Free State’s Department of Labour investigating the fatal burn injuries sustained by a worker at a privately run fast-food.
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More than a million South Africans have left since 1990. New survey asks why.
Over a million South Africans have left the country since 1990. Now the IRR wants to know why, and what it would take to bring them back.
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