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| John Bingham-Hall There is little more important for the sustainability of cities than the ways we move around them... read |
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| Africa must double its spending on infrastructure over the coming years, the Infrastructure Consortium for Africa (ICA) said on Thursday, 19 October... read |
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| Adjacent to Loftus Versfeld, where once stood the infamous Sinbin, Abland is developing Loftus Park, a new mixed-use precinct... read |
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| Rob Bellamy The prospect of engineering the world's climate system to tackle global warming is becoming more and more likely... read |
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| Asit K. Biswas and Kris Hartley The United States is retreating from the global community under a president who rejected the Paris Climate Accords and denigrates NAFTA and NATO. This provides an opportunity for China to play a greater role in global affairs... read |
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| Coinciding with International Day of the Girl Child, Mastercard recently launched the African leg of its Girls4Tech programme... read |
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| Dutch officials toasted on Tuesday, 17 October, the opening of what is being called the world's first 3D-printed concrete bridge, which is primarily meant to be used by cyclists... read |
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| Mark Allix Group Five's share price surged as much as 42% on Monday, 16 October, after it received an unsolicited firm-intention cash offer for its European assets and businesses from Greenbay Properties for R1.6bn... read |
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| Dominic Preuss SA's steel production grew by 9.9% year-on-year in September to 556,000 tonnes, after surging by 24.4% in August, and following July's 6.3% decline and June's 15.9% plunge, according to the World Steel Association... read |
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| Mark Allix Afrimat, after mostly shooting the lights out in its results over many years, appears at last to have been stymied by the poor South African economy... read |
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| Last week saw the official ground breaking of A-grade catalytic development Umhlanga Arch in Durban... read |
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| Elias Aad Using data to understand travellers' spending behaviours, their habits as well as their preferences, has the power to increase the number of customers and the spend... read |
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| Only 53% of wage earners think their place of work helps their productivity... read |
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| Sindy Peters The future of large public utilities, such as Eskom, is uncertain... read |
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| According to Professor Edgar Pieterse, urban sprawl will continue to be encouraged if private- and public-sector land investment in our cities concentrates on keeping the haves away from the have-nots... read |
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| Discovery's new 112,000m2 global head office in Sandton Central has received a five-star Green Star rating by the Green Building Council South Africa (GBCSA)... read |
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| Catherine Howell, Jennifer Drake and Liat Margolis One in three bites of food that we eat relies on bee pollination... read |
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| Riaan Marais If given the thumbs-up by the National Disaster Fund, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality plans to pump more than R7bn into infrastructure aimed at relieving drought conditions... read |
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| Eight out of 18 tourism projects excluded from a moratorium on large hotels in Seychelles could be reallocated if the project backers don't begin construction within a year... read |
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| Pollution claimed the lives of nine million people in 2015, one in every six deaths that year, according to a report published on Friday, 20 October... read |
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