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Heatwave threats rarely an urban priority, even as risks rise

Heatwave threats rarely an urban priority, even as risks rise
24 June 2018 / Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation
The City of Cape Town is looking for ways to stay cool as climate change brings ever higher temperat...
Restructuring Eskom top of South Africa agenda, says finance minister

Restructuring Eskom top of South Africa agenda, says finance minister

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Karin Strohecker and Riham Alkousaa, Reuters / 22 June 2018
Nene says the discussions on wages are still continuing but restructuring Eskom is key.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Moneyweb / 22 June 2018
Digesting the NHI Bill, unions propose revised wage offer to Eskom, Post Office says it is ready for Sassa grants despite its reputation, Quilter get readies to list.
Richards Bay Coal Terminal boosts productivity with R1.34bn upgrade

Richards Bay Coal Terminal boosts productivity with R1.34bn upgrade

Tanisha Heiberg, Reuters / 22 June 2018
Terminal on track meet record 77 million tonne export target.
What Eskom workers really earn 2.0

What Eskom workers really earn 2.0

Antoinette Slabbert / 22 June 2018
Unions demand 9% salary increase.
Don’t judge us on CPS standards, pleads Post Office

Don’t judge us on CPS standards, pleads Post Office

Ray Mahlaka / 22 June 2018
Paymaster-in-waiting faces litmus test in the next three months – if successful, grant payments will be exclusively in the state’s hands.
South Africa plans sweeping changes to health-care system

South Africa plans sweeping changes to health-care system

Paul Vecchiatto and Mike Cohen, Bloomberg / 21 June 2018
The revamp of SA's national healthcare system aims to broaden access to treatment and reduce the cost of private care.
Transnet bosses liable for contract overrun, probe concludes

Transnet bosses liable for contract overrun, probe concludes

Nkululeko Ncana, Bloomberg / 21 June 2018
A law firm found that Transnet did not follow proper bidding and evaluation procedures.
Draft South African law sets stage for national health insurance

Draft South African law sets stage for national health insurance

Mike Cohen, Bloomberg / 21 June 2018
The draft sets out a law that will enable mandatory health insurance to cover all citizens.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

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Moneyweb / 21 June 2018
Mine Restoration Investments report a loss, FPI CEO on special leave, land issue under the spotlight, Sarb account figures widens, general household survey to be released.
ANC is said to favour Mokgoro as North West premier

ANC is said to favour Mokgoro as North West premier

Nkululeko Ncana and Paul Vecchiatto, Bloomberg / 21 June 2018
Job Mokgoro is expected to be sworn in on Friday.
‘Construction mafia’ are genuine guys

‘Construction mafia’ are genuine guys

Antoinette Slabbert / 21 June 2018
They just want to work – construction boss.
Saica, where justice isn’t seen to be done

Saica, where justice isn’t seen to be done

Antoinette Slabbert / 21 June 2018
Newsome ruling kept under wraps.
Alternatives to expropriating land without compensation

Alternatives to expropriating land without compensation

Ray Mahlaka / 21 June 2018
Jeremy Cronin suggests that instead of changing the Constitution, government should speed up the release of title deeds and land redistribution.
S&P doesn’t see downside risks to SA’s sovereign rating

S&P doesn’t see downside risks to SA’s sovereign rating

Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo, Reuters / 20 June 2018
'Risks are not stacked on the downside or medium term,' says S&P.

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