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Credit wheels keep rolling in July
BUSINESS’ credit appetite stayed strong last month, while consumers remained cautious, causing the...
[more]French debate: First it was burqas, now burgers
FLEURY-MEROGIS, France – The bacon is gone from the bacon burgers, replaced by smoked turkey. At a...
[more]SA strike loggerhead persists
JOHANNESBURG – Striking South African state workers staged a protest march yesterday after...
[more]Industrialised world risks ‘lost decade’
PARIS – With momentum sputtering in many countries, economists fear the industrialised world is...
[more]High uranium price to fuel Rössing South’s Husab mine
A REBOUND in the uranium spot price next year and the emergence of the Rössing South uranium...
[more]Namcor’s ambitious downstream dreams
NAMCOR is negotiating with the Botswana government to supply fuel to the country as the state-owned...
[more]FAO cuts 2010 global grain forecast
MILAN – Global wheat output is forecast to fall to 646 million tonnes this year, down five per cent...
[more]Trade barriers to threaten food security
AFRICAN countries should eliminate trade barriers to achieve food security on the continent, the...
[more]South Africa must open up grain market
DURBAN – South African maize farmers are going to suffer as long as there are only limited markets...
[more]Africa Business Briefs
Eskom in PPA with IPSA JOHANNESBURG – The IPSA Group said that its subsidiary Newcastle...
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