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SA News: Slow progress on chrome ore tax is hurting government’s pockets

22 July 2021 By admin

Slow progress on chrome ore tax is hurting government’s pockets: While South Africa continues to try to manage what is proving to be the most challenging wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, the chrome beneficiation industry is facing some significant challenges and ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Death toll in South Africa riots rises to 276, minister says: The death … [Read more...] about SA News: Slow progress on chrome ore tax is hurting government’s pockets

How Kenya’s mega wind power project is hurting communities | The Conversation

3 September 2019 By admin

How Kenya's mega wind power project is hurting communities: Lake Turkana Wind Power turbines LTWPKenya recently launched the Lake Turkana Wind Power project, Africa’s largest wind energy project and the biggest public-private investment in Kenyan history. The wind farm will produce 300MW of low-cost renewable energy for Kenya’s national grid. Kenya is already a leader in green … [Read more...] about How Kenya’s mega wind power project is hurting communities | The Conversation

South Africa’s municipal electricity tariffs are hurting the economy | The Conversation

22 May 2018 By admin

South Africa's municipal electricity tariffs are hurting the economy: Foundries in South Africa are the hardest hit by rising electricity costs. ShutterstockSouth Africa’s machinery and equipment industries have recently come under huge pressure. Falling demand after the 2008 financial crisis and rising energy costs have harmed the sector. These trends are concerning as the … [Read more...] about South Africa’s municipal electricity tariffs are hurting the economy | The Conversation

How a lack of access to reliable weather data is hurting African farmers | The Conversation

4 July 2017 By admin

How a lack of access to reliable weather data is hurting African farmers: Farmers don't get efficient information on weather changes, improving data can change this. Flickr/CDKNetworkMore than 70% of Africa’s population depends on subsistence agriculture for food, jobs and income. The continent has immense potential to feed itself and the world – it’s home to over 60% of … [Read more...] about How a lack of access to reliable weather data is hurting African farmers | The Conversation

Physical inactivity is hurting the health of people in countries like Kenya. There’s a solution | The Conversation

24 February 2017 By admin

Physical inactivity is hurting the health of people in countries like Kenya. There's a solution: Exercise and a healthy diet provide an overall sense of well being. Reuters.Getting physically active is important no matter where you live: obesity and physical inactivity are serious public health problems – in both developed and developing countries. In sub-Saharan Africa the … [Read more...] about Physical inactivity is hurting the health of people in countries like Kenya. There’s a solution | The Conversation

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