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South Africa at 30: SA Inc on the starting line

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Parliament passes ‘landmark’ Climate Change Bill

Denene Erasmus

Law paves way for transition to low-carbon economy and allows government to put in place more ambitious targets for greenhouse gas emitters

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Ipsos survey: voters unimpressed with ANC as election nears

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Survey no prediction of results, market research firm warns as political parties go into high gear to convince voters

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Eskom expects to keep load-shedding to stage 2 this winter

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Worst-case scenario sees load-shedding going up to stage 5 but no higher

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Nearly 4,000 jobs on the line at Implats

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