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SA News: US sanctions against Guptas ‘might have embarrassed Ramaphosa’

12 October 2019 By admin

US sanctions against Guptas ‘might have embarrassed Ramaphosa’: Despite the motive, South Africa should be ashamed for not having taken action itself. This was the view of political analysts who added that the US action might have embarrassed President Cyril ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Former cricketers hail 'run-machine' Kohli's innings: On Day 2 of the second … [Read more...] about SA News: US sanctions against Guptas ‘might have embarrassed Ramaphosa’

Beneficiation is touted as a silver bullet. Why it might not be | The Conversation

12 March 2019 By admin

Beneficiation is touted as a silver bullet. Why it might not be: The beneficiation of diamonds has brought great benefits to Botswana. ShutterstockLike other mineral producing countries, South Africa has considered implementing beneficiation policies to stimulate development. Beneficiation entails the transformation of a mineral (or a combination of minerals) to a higher … [Read more...] about Beneficiation is touted as a silver bullet. Why it might not be | The Conversation

Why opposing the man Trump wants as head of the World Bank might just work | The Conversation

20 February 2019 By admin

Why opposing the man Trump wants as head of the World Bank might just work: The race is on to find a new head of the World Bank following Jim Yong Kim's resignation. EPA-EFE/Made NagiUS President Donald Trump’s nomination of his Treasury Undersecretary David Malpass to become President of the World Bank Group and CEO of the World Bank should be seen more as an opportunity … [Read more...] about Why opposing the man Trump wants as head of the World Bank might just work | The Conversation

Why megaprojects to deliver houses in South Africa might not work | The Conversation

23 May 2018 By admin

Why megaprojects to deliver houses in South Africa might not work: GCRO/Clive HasselIn 2014, the South African government announced a new direction in housing policy. The aim was to phase out smaller low cost housing projects of a few hundred units and focus exclusively on megaprojects – new settlements made of multitudes of housing units combined … [Read more...] about Why megaprojects to deliver houses in South Africa might not work | The Conversation

SA News: Can an all-pace attack snap India out of its funk? At Wanderers, it just might

26 January 2018 By admin

Can an all-pace attack snap India out of its funk? At Wanderers, it just might: India head into the third and final Test against South Africa on Wednesday as a team desperate to turn the tide in this game. No Indian team has ever toured South Africa and returned having lost all the Tests. It’s not a scenario one would associate with ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: Can an all-pace attack snap India out of its funk? At Wanderers, it just might

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