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SA News: De Lille: Corruption in construction sector costing SA billions, investors

25 May 2021 By admin

De Lille: Corruption in construction sector costing SA billions, investors: Graft in the construction sector has cost the state about R10 billion in price-fixing. JOHANNESBURG - Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille admitted South Africa had been left ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews SMMEs in South Africa in distress: Small, medium-sized and … [Read more...] about SA News: De Lille: Corruption in construction sector costing SA billions, investors

SA News: Flawed tender processes could be costing SA R400bn a year

22 August 2018 By admin

Flawed tender processes could be costing SA R400bn a year: It’s also substantially higher than the R100 billion that public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan has estimated South Africa has lost through state-capture corruption. Mathebula is a veteran treasu... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews 3-Day Cape Town Itinerary (without a car!): For more information, read our … [Read more...] about SA News: Flawed tender processes could be costing SA R400bn a year

Cancer is costing BRICS economies billions each year | The Conversation

24 January 2018 By admin

Cancer is costing BRICS economies billions each year: The cancer Kaposi sarcoma. South Africa has large productivity losses because of deaths caused by it. ShutterstockPremature – and potentially avoidable – death from cancer is costing tens of billions of dollars in lost productivity in a group of key developing economies. Over two-thirds of the world’s cancer deaths occur in … [Read more...] about Cancer is costing BRICS economies billions each year | The Conversation

Unsuitable antivenoms are being sold in Africa, costing lives | The Conversation

30 October 2017 By admin

Unsuitable antivenoms are being sold in Africa, costing lives: _Echis_, also known as the saw-scaled viper, dominates snakebite statistics and kills more people annually than any other. ShutterstockSnakes bite more than 5 million people every year. Of these, around 1.8 million people are envenomated and over 94,000 are killed. These statistics suggest that snakebite is one of … [Read more...] about Unsuitable antivenoms are being sold in Africa, costing lives | The Conversation

Morocco’s war on free speech is costing its universities dearly | The Conversation

8 December 2015 By admin

Professor Maati Monjib has become the face of Morocco's war on freedom of expression. ReutersMorocco frequently turns to the courts when it doesn’t like what its critics have to say. The charges levelled against journalist and historian Professor Maati Monjib reinforce just how common this tendency, which emerged during the 1970s, is in Morocco. The State tries to quash … [Read more...] about Morocco’s war on free speech is costing its universities dearly | The Conversation

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