Nuclear remains a viable option: Deputy Minister: She said South Africa — which forms part of the atomic energy agency’s member states — has an excellent track record for safely operating its nuclear facilities for over 50 years, as nuclear power is an integral part of the country’s energy mix.
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews
Fifth vessel with coal from South Africa for DTEK arrives in Ukraine: The fifth bulk carrier with 75,000 tonnes of anthracite from South Africa for Prydniprovska and Kryvy Rih thermal power plants (TPP) of DTEK Energy has arrived in Ukraine, the company’s press service has said. According to its data, two bulk carriers with …
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Mugabe/ANC Argument Could Spark Xenophobia: The verbal spat between the two neighbouring countries’ political leaders puts many Zimbabweans residing in South Africa in fear of xenophobic attacks. There seems to be no end to the verbal war between the ANC and South Africa’s northern neighbour …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews
A mind undimmed: Bruggemans arrived in South Africa from Holland, speaking what he referred to as ‘pidgin English and a funny-accented kind of Afrikaans’ and went on to get his doctorate in Commerce, from the University of Stellenbosch. He never lost his strong Dutch …
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At least 32 murders committed on Metrorail property in two years: “This year, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa), promised to stabilise and restore the Metrorail service, yet it has deteriorated to a state of disrepair, where unreliability has become the norm.”
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews
The rise of Facebook in South Africa – 2010 to 2017: World Wide Worx has released the results of its Social Media Landscape study, detailing its estimates of South Africans on social networks. It reported that Facebook saw growth of 14% in South Africa during the past year. Over 16 million locals now use the …
Source: “South Africa” – BingNews
KPMG international chairman apologises for South Africa failings: JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – KPMG International’s chairman apologised for the auditing firm’s failings in South Africa where it is losing clients amid a scandal involving business friends of President Jacob Zuma. “I sincerely apologise for what went …
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