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Electricity supply at risk if tariff hike not granted
The country's electricity supply would be at risk if Eskom did not receive its 34% tariff hike, its chief executive Jacob Maroga said on Tuesday.
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E Cape ‘carrying burden from other provinces’
The Eastern Cape is bearing a burden of disease displaced from other provinces, the pro...Business confidence index slipped in Q2
The Rand Merchant Bank (RMB)/ Bureau for Economic Research (BER) Business Confidence In...SA macro-economic environment will not change – Zuma
South Africa's stable macro-economic environment is not going to change, President Jaco...France, UN warn against Madagascar military option
France and the United Nations (UN) both warned on Tuesday against military intervention...Opinion
Constitutional Court Appointments Will Test Judicial Waters
When the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) meets later this year to consider who will replace four titans of the Constitutional Court when their terms expire this October, it will be one of the first real opportunities to assess where our courts stand since this year's election.
A Border Patrol for South Africa?
South Africa's new president, Jacob Zuma, delivered his first state of the nation address on Wednesday this week. While the main focus of the address was on the economy and job creation, there was also a good deal of interest in President Zuma's speech for those concerned with the nation's security.
Attracting the youth vote
After their third landslide victory, the African National Congress now occupies 264 of the 400 seats in South Africa's parliament. In the post-mortem of the April 2009 polls, many of the opposition parties who won only a handful of seats will probably be left wondering how they got it all wrong....
Consolidating the Rule of Law in African States
"The rule of law" is a phrase that rolls easily off the tongue. It is invoked in many contexts, often with a casualness that leads easily to our underestimating its importance in defining the relationship of the state and its rulers to the citizenry at large. On this view, it becomes apparent...
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South African National HIV Prevalence, Incidence, Behaviour and Communication Survey 2008 (May 2009)
This report, from the Human Sciences Research Council, is the third in a series of population-based HIV/Aids surveys. These surveys started in 2002 and were repeated in 2005.
Global Trends in Sustainable Energy Investment 2009 (June 2009)
The United Nations Environment Programme stresses in this report that a 'green economy' approach to the...
Democratic Alliance response to the State of the Nation address
This document contains the party’s press statement after the opening of Parliament, as well as the speech by the DA’s leader at the Parliamentary debate on the State of the Nation address.
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Despite President...
Independent Democrats response to the State of the Nation address
This document contains the ID’s press statement after the opening of Parliament, as well as the speech by the ID’s leader at the Parliamentary debate on the State of the Nation address.
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ID...
Inkatha Freedom Party response to the State of the Nation address
This document contains the IFP’s press statement after the opening of Parliament, as well as the speech by the IFP's leader at the Parliamentary debate on the State of the Nation address.
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The President of the...
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