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Economy

Recycling pays

Apr 13 2012 07:49

How some have made a business out of SA's garbage.

Economy

Water investment crucial for Africa

Mar 16 2012 08:30

A failure to invest in water infrastructure is holding back the economies of many sub-Saharan countries, says the African Ministers' Council on Water.

Economy

Stricken cargo ship breaks up

Jan 08 2012 12:49

A cargo ship that caused New Zealand's worst maritime pollution disaster when it ran aground has broken in two in a storm, raising fears of a fresh environmental crisis.

Economy

Rhino tender to benefit community

Jan 04 2012 10:04

Conservation body Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife says its tender to hunt a white rhino will help fund the KwaMduku community's conservation efforts.

Mining

Mapungubwe mine still under fire

Nov 13 2011 11:40

Despite Vele Colliery near Mapungubwe receiving the green light to mine, it still has a possible criminal case hanging over its head.

Mining

Swakopmund plant raises eyebrows

Oct 24 2011 17:45

A plan for a R12bn industrial park north of Swakopmund is expected to cause an uproar on environmental grounds.

Economy

Oil slick ship at risk of breaking up

Oct 12 2011 07:59

Fears are growing that a ship stuck on a New Zealand reef may break up and release a new tide of oil, as its captain was charged.

Economy

New recycling laws for Joburg

Aug 01 2011 07:13

Johannesburg residents will have to do their own waste separation or risk being fined if new waste management bylaws are put in place, says a report.

Economy

Concerns mount over Wild Coast toll road

Jul 27 2011 20:52

There has been an outcry over the true cost of the Wild Coast toll road, following reports that government has approved the controversial project.

Economy

Sale of Gauteng dam may be probed

Jun 15 2011 22:36

The Public Protector has been asked to investigate the controversial sale of a popular dam in Gauteng.

Economy

UN unveils vision for global 'green economy'

Feb 21 2011 10:49

The United Nations has unveiled a strategy to ensure a sustainable future for the planet by investing 2% of wealth generated by the global economy in ten key sectors.

Economy

Japan halts Antarctic whaling

Feb 18 2011 11:09

Japan says it will halt its Antarctic whaling mission for the rest of the season because of harassment by environmentalists on the high seas.

Industrial

Chevron ordered to cough up for oil spill

Feb 15 2011 10:51

A court in Ecuador has ordered oil giant Chevron to pay billions for allegedly causing environmental damage in the country between 1964 and 1990.

World

Rubbish hotel opens in Madrid

Jan 20 2011 06:53

A new hotel has opened in the heart of Madrid proudly declaring that it's complete rubbish.

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It pays to know the cost and what you’re getting in return

May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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Aug 04 2011 00:00

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