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INSIGHT - South African energy policymakers urged to cater for 'disruptive' technologies. NEWS FOCUS - Eskom rephases R213bn, ten-year grid capex amid funding challenges.
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Seeking Advice
Govt appoints consultants to help decide future course for airlines
Project to add 260 000 jobs by 2019
With its objective of increasing the economic contribution of three key focus sectors by up to R59-billion, the Western Cape government has put in place its Project Khulisa growth strategy, which also aims to add about 260 000 jobs across these sectors.
pipes, tubes & hoses
appeals for pipeline upgrades unheeded.
labour relations
improving labour laws may lead to greater employment rates.
Keeping Up With Technology Trends Imperative For Efficiency
With the growing woes of electricity costs in South Africa, engineering professional services consulting firm WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff believes that it is imperative to keep up with air-conditioning technology trends that promote energy efficiency and ease of maintenance.
‘Time Is Right'
PPC argues that cement consolidation is ‘inevitable’ as talks with AfriSam resume.
Transport On Demand
SA firm sees potential for elevated-track solution in everything mining to public transport.
Paper, Pulp & Board
Sustainable industry dispels misconceptions.
Urban Farms
Joburg rooftop gardens bringing agriculture to heart of city living.
High- Rise In The Veld
Office tower development seen heralding new Gauteng CBD.
