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Transforming SA’s energy future: Why we should say goodbye to big power stations

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Transforming SA’s energy future: Why we should say goodbye to big power stations

Editor BizNews 01/03/2025 16:24

South Africa’s electricity landscape will shift radically over the next few years…

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South Africa’s electricity landscape will shift radically over the next few years…
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On June 8, 1967, the USS Liberty, an intelligence ship sailing in international waters off Egypt, was attacked by Israeli

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08/06/2025 Joe Kottke

A professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco filed a lawsuit Wednesday, alleging that the university violated

A two-state solution is gaining momentum again for Israel and the Palestinians. Does it have a chance of success?

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Several nations are contemplating recognising a Palestinian state to revamp the two-state solution. However, major obstacles remain...