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AGNI Steel developing Coega plant
Independent online
Three Port Elizabeth-based businessmen have “broken new ground” by becoming the first wholly black-owned company to operate a steel melting facility in the Eastern Cape, according to Ayanda Vilakazi, marketing and communications manager a...
Mwana to sell 15% stake in Freda Rebecca gold mine
Mining Weekly
| JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Aim-listed Mwana Africa said on Friday it would sell a 15% stake in its Freda Rebecca gold mine, in Zimbabwe, to a longstanding board member. | Kenneth Musanhi, a Zimbabwean businessperson, would pay $405 000...
Marketing Association Updates Industry On Funding Issue
All Africa
[Biz-Community] The Marketing Association of South Africa [MA(SA)] says it is confident that the process of reaching a resolution on the funding issue for The Advertising Standards Authority of South Africa (ASA) and The South African Audience Resear...
Business Process Services Industry Has Potential for Job Growth
All Africa
[BuaNews] Pretoria - The Business Process Services (BPS) industry has been steadily increasing in size and importance to the South African economy and has proven to be a sector with potential for job growth. | ...
Anglo's struggle over platinum showcases sector woes
Mining Weekly
| LONDON/JOHANNESBURG – Miner Anglo American has made a priority of its struggling platinum business, admitting earlier this year that the world's largest primary producer is underperforming in the face of soaring costs, imposed safety stop...
Goodlace a calm hand for Implats tiller
Independent online
Impala Platinum's chief executive-in-waiting Terence Goodlace has plenty of experience operating in tough places, such as Democratic Republic of Congo. | He will need it because running the world's second-largest platinum producer, which he takes ove...
Goodlace a calm hand for Implats tiller
Mining Weekly
| JOHANNESBURG – Impala Platinum's chief executive-in-waiting Terence Goodlace has plenty of experience operating in tough places, such as Democratic Republic of Congo. | He will need it because running the world's second-largest p...
Industry Rejects Proposed State-Owned Construction Company
All Africa
[Biz-Community] The Master Builders Association of the Western Cape (MBAWC) supports the majority of the statements made by Minister of Human Settlements, Tokyo Sexwale, in his address to the National Assembly regarding the Human Settlements Budget V...
African countries called upon to ensure stronger linkages for biosafety regulations
Ghana Business News
| African countries have been called upon to build stronger linkages with National Regulatory Authorities and key stakeholders to ensure successful regional harmonization of bio-safety regulations. | “Establishing workable harmonized regional bio-s...
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Rabobank raises Robusta Coffee price forecast
The Times Of India
Tweet LONDON: Rabobank International raised price forecasts for robusta coffee traded in London for the rest of this year on falling European stockpiles and steady demand. | The beans, used in instant coffee and espresso, will average $1,950 a tonne in the second quarter and $1,850 a tonne in the following three months, up from respective prior for...
Economy
File - A woman and her children are pictured on the outskirts of Fertait, a village in Jonglei, South Sudan, burned down during the recent escalation of ethnic clashes in this area, 7 January, 2012.
(photo: UN / /Isaac Billy)
Half of South Sudan facing food shortages, warns UN
BBC News
More than half the population of South Sudan are facing food shortages due to the continuing conflict with Sudan, the UN is warning. | It says fighting on the border between the two countries and the shutdown of oil production have had a devastating impact on the South's economy. | It adds there are fears the situation in the South, which gain...



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