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Poor nations pay price as millions flee 'climate chaos', Oxfam says

Poor nations pay price as millions flee 'climate chaos', Oxfam says

Laurie Goering and Megan Rowling, Thomson Reuters Foundation /
7 December 2019
People are three times more likely to be displaced by cyclones, floods or fires than by conflicts, s...
Carmakers shedding 80000 jobs as electric era upends industry

Carmakers shedding 80000 jobs as electric era upends industry

Christoph Rauwald, David Welch and Anurag Kotoky, Bloomberg /
4 December 2019
2019 has not been kind to auto workers.
SA factory sentiment slips further into contraction

SA factory sentiment slips further into contraction

Gordon Bell, Bloomberg /
2 December 2019
  2
The PMI has been below 50, showing contraction, for all but two months of the year.
‘Banana on steroids’: life saver for warming world

‘Banana on steroids’: life saver for warming world

Emma Batha, Thomson Reuters Foundation /
30 November 2019
  1
A new superfood with the capabilities of a construction material and medicine is being discovered.
Eskom struggles to reduce pollution from 20-year high

Eskom struggles to reduce pollution from 20-year high

 Loni Prinsloo and Antony Sguazzin, Bloomberg /
28 November 2019
2018 strike resulted in damage to the Kendal power plant.
Surprise: Eskom makes a first-half profit

Surprise: Eskom makes a first-half profit

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Bloomberg and Moneyweb /
28 November 2019
  26
However, the power utility still anticipates annual losses. 'The Eskom turnaround remains a long and difficult journey' - chairman.
SA expected to sow fewer maize hectares than in previous season – survey

SA expected to sow fewer maize hectares than in previous season – survey

Naledi Mashishi, Reuters /
25 November 2019
  2
Rains cause delays in planting season.
SA blocks arms sales to Saudi and UAE in inspection row

SA blocks arms sales to Saudi and UAE in inspection row

Joe Bavier and Alexander, Reuters /
23 November 2019
  5
Industry warns of billions in lost business, job cuts.
Water scarcity is becoming a global crisis, researchers warn

Water scarcity is becoming a global crisis, researchers warn

Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation /
23 November 2019
  13
Accessing water is even more complicated.
Finland has an app showing shopping’s true carbon footprint

Finland has an app showing shopping’s true carbon footprint

Kati Pohjanpalo, Bloomberg /
22 November 2019
  4
In a bid to encourage people to change their lifestyles.
SA cement industry needs protection – PPC

SA cement industry needs protection – PPC

Roy Cokayne /
21 November 2019
  15
Imports and sub-standard products are threatening its viability.
New path being forged for business rescue in South Africa

New path being forged for business rescue in South Africa

Roy Cokayne /
20 November 2019
  1
Group Five creditors committee independent chairperson a first for the country.
Southern Africa drought to persist through March: report

Southern Africa drought to persist through March: report

Brian Latham, Bloomberg /
19 November 2019
  2
The 2018-19 rainfall season was one of the driest since at least 1981 in many areas.
Trade war drag on world economy to fade in 2020: Goldman

Trade war drag on world economy to fade in 2020: Goldman

Bloomberg News /
19 November 2019
Growth in China’s economy is forecast to continue slowing next year.
Brands urged to think bigger on saving forests as 2020 goal looms

Brands urged to think bigger on saving forests as 2020 goal looms

Michael Taylor, Thomson Reuters Foundation /
17 November 2019
Five CGF members say the 2020 deadline will likely be missed.

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