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Nyasa Times Former diplomat John Chikago has suggested that Malawi should relinquish the northern section of the lake as Tanzania cannot be stopped from using the waters. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingRFI The death toll from weeks of devastating rains and floods had risen to 228 in Kenya, as authorities in the country and in neighbouring Tanzania warned that there was no sign of a let-up in the crisis. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingCape Town-based bedding and linen manufacturer Sheraton Textiles (Sheraton) on Monday officially inaugurated its new factory and launched its Workers Trust employee share ownership programme (ESOP). The company is currently 100%-owned by national development finance institution the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), which invested R140-million in the establishment of the new, state-of-the-art, factory, which greatly increases the company’s efficiency and competitiveness. The ESOP will …
Continue ReadingState power utility Eskom has said it has “no choice” but to approach the Johannesburg High Court to force City Power to pay just over R1-billion in unpaid debt. Eskom noted that City Power began to default on payments in October 2023 and that it did not receive any payment for March, this year. Read More Engineering News | Home
Continue ReadingDaily Maverick After many months of planning the free-roaming herd near Hermanus has been safely moved back to its original home near the Bot River estuary. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingElectricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa denies that the prevailing reprieve from loadshedding has been “stage managed” to improve the prospects of the governing African National Congress ahead of the May 29 poll, attributing it instead to “orchestrated” engineering efforts undertaken by Eskom over the past 18 months. Speaking during a briefing that coincided with the fortieth consecutive day of no loadshedding …
Continue ReadingNew-vehicle sales have finally moved into positive territory following eight gruelling months of decline. Not all market segments experienced growth, however. Read More Engineering News | Home
Continue ReadingNile Post Heavy rains have revealed a hidden threat on a vital Ugandan artery – the Karuma Bridge. Though no surface cracks were found, the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) discovered compromised reinforcements beneath the bridge deck. Responding swiftly, UNRA is launching repairs expected to take under two months. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
Continue ReadingNile Post The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has expressed deep concern about the alarming number of premature deaths attributed to air pollution. Read More AllAfrica News: Environment
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