Rand eases on global trade tensions: Rand eases on global trade tensions: At 0820 GMT, the rand traded at 13.7200 versus the dollar, 0.35% weaker than its close on Tuesday. Hearings into state of Limpopo hospitals set to continue: Managers were questioned by the commission following site visits by officials to various hospitals where they noted a shortage of medicine. [LISTEN] … [Read more...] about Rand eases on global trade tensions
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Global leader in component design headed to SA
Global leader in component design headed to SA: South African company Positive Sports Solutions has concluded a deal with Controltech Bikes in the United States to distribute a wide range of handlebars and stems to local customers. Photo: Supplied South African company Positive Sports Solutions has continued its expansion into bringing top-quality bicycle products to the … [Read more...] about Global leader in component design headed to SA
Internationally Renown Economist And Bestselling Financial Author Jacques Magliolo Joins Global Research House
Internationally Renown Economist And Bestselling Financial Author Jacques Magliolo Joins Global Research House: SUMMARY Global research and corporate finance house Business Consultants International is set to undertake complex research into highly technical industries, such as astrophysics, mining, water treatment and chemicals, but from an economics perspective. Independent … [Read more...] about Internationally Renown Economist And Bestselling Financial Author Jacques Magliolo Joins Global Research House
Kouga Wind Farm celebrates Global Wind Day
Kouga Wind Farm celebrates Global Wind Day: Kouga Wind Farm ushered in Global Wind Day on Friday by announcing that the R4-million custom-built library and IT centre that it is building for the Sea Vista community outside St Francis Bay is on track to open in October. Celebrating the announcement are community members (from left) Babalwa Sahluko, Nozuko Ntshota and Ragel … [Read more...] about Kouga Wind Farm celebrates Global Wind Day
Why Africa stands to benefit if rise in global temperatures is kept to 1.5°C | The Conversation
Why Africa stands to benefit if rise in global temperatures is kept to 1.5°C: It would be in Africa’s best interests to limit a rise in global temperature. ShutterstockAt the end of the century, if carbon emissions aren’t reduced faster, the global temperature is likely to be 2.6°C to 4.8°C higher than it was in 1986–2005. Africa could be even hotter than that, to the tune of … [Read more...] about Why Africa stands to benefit if rise in global temperatures is kept to 1.5°C | The Conversation
