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Peroshni Govender is a journalist based in Istanbul,  Turkey. A former Reuters correspondent in Johannesburg, with experience in text, television and radio reporting.
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16 Aug 2024  |  BDLIVE NEWS
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Coaches say lack of pick up and drop off facilities in Dublin is ‘unacceptable’

03 Oct 2023  |  www.independent.ie
Coaches criticize the lack of pick-up and drop-off facilities in Dublin, calling it 'unacceptable'. Lorraine wins Best Dressed on Ladies’ Day at the Dublin Horse Show. The Food Safety Authority issued 12 closure orders to businesses last month, including a pub where rat carcasses were found. A woman shares her personal journey about gaining confidence in her sexuality at 40.

South African government urged to sell underperforming state companies

01 Oct 2023  |  Yahoo Entertainment
The South African government is being advised to sell some state-owned companies to improve public finances amid a weak economy. A report commissioned by President Jacob Zuma suggests selling underperforming companies, marking a potential shift from the African National Congress's long-standing policy against privatization. Analysts believe that major entities like Eskom and South African Airways are unlikely to be sold, despite their financial struggles. The government has previously sold its stake in Vodacom to raise funds for Eskom.

High-Tech Gunfire Locator May Nab Rhino Poachers in South Africa

01 Oct 2023  |  Scientific American
Rhino poachers in South Africa face increased risk of detection due to the implementation of ShotSpotter, a gunfire-detection system, in Kruger National Park. This technology, developed by SST Inc, has been successful in urban areas and is now being tested in the park to combat the rising poaching crisis. Despite challenges posed by dense bush and skilled poachers, the system has already led to arrests. South Africa, home to the majority of the world's rhinos, is at the center of the poaching surge, driven by demand for rhino horn in Asia. Efforts are underway to relocate rhinos to safer areas, while the park continues to battle poachers entering from Mozambique.

Marchers demand South Africa's Zuma step down

16 Dec 2015  |  Mail Online
Thousands of South Africans marched in major cities demanding President Jacob Zuma's resignation, blaming him for financial instability following his abrupt replacement of the finance minister. The protests, driven by social media, saw participants carrying signs like 'Save South Africa' and 'Recall Zuma now'. Zuma's reappointment of former finance minister Pravin Gordhan did little to quell the unrest. The ruling ANC has dismissed calls for Zuma's removal, while Zuma himself avoided addressing the controversy during a public event.

It's ‘foolish’ to sell Eskom

18 Nov 2015  |  iol.co.za
Eskom's CEO Brian Molefe predicts the utility will be cash positive by 2025, dismissing the idea of privatization as 'foolish.' Despite producing nearly all power in South Africa and facing a R200 billion funding shortfall, Eskom is working on new power stations and a revised tariff structure. The company plans to raise funds through an international bond and is in a coal supply dispute with Glencore's Optimum mine. Eskom aims to expand its generation capacity and South Africa seeks to procure additional megawatts, including a costly nuclear program.

South African president Jacob Zuma rules out university fee rise after protests

24 Oct 2015  |  www.smh.com.au
South African President Jacob Zuma has announced a freeze on tuition fees at public universities in response to widespread student protests. The decision came after thousands of students rallied in Pretoria, with some clashing with police. The protests, the largest since the end of apartheid, have highlighted the economic and racial divides in the country. The African National Congress, which has been in power since 1994, is seen as corrupt and has been losing support. Universities had proposed fee increases due to underfunding, but students demanded no increase, rejecting a 6% cap offered by the Minister of Higher Education.

South Africa's Zuma caves in on fees amid violent student protests

23 Oct 2015  |  Mail Online
South African President Jacob Zuma announced a freeze on university fee increases for 2016 following a week of intense student protests. The protests, marked by clashes with police, highlighted the financial struggles faced by many black students and the ongoing inequalities in post-apartheid South Africa. While some students welcomed the fee freeze, others felt it fell short of their demand for free education. The protests have negatively impacted the ruling African National Congress's image and stability, with analysts suggesting the issue will remain a crisis for the government. The rand currency also suffered due to the unrest.

SA eyes crude oil from Iraq

16 Oct 2015  |  iol.co.za
South Africa's Strategic Fuel Fund is looking to import 24 million barrels of oil annually from Iraq, marking the first potential crude imports from Baghdad in over a decade. The SFF's acting CEO, Sibusiso Gamede, stated that they have applied for an allocation with the Iraqi state-owned oil company SOMO and are awaiting a response. South Africa is diversifying its crude sources due to sanctions on Iran, its former top supplier. The largest black-owned petrochemical company in South Africa, WASSA, has also applied for Iraqi crude. Iraq's southern oil exports are expected to rise modestly in 2016, according to the head of the state-owned South Oil Company.

SA: Africa’s model for green energy?

07 Oct 2015  |  iol.co.za
South Africa's renewable energy initiative, launched four years ago, has successfully added over 1,000 MW of power to its grid, reducing power outages and promoting economic growth. Industry experts at the SAIREC conference, including REN21's Christine Lins, highlighted South Africa as a model for other African countries, citing its stable regulation and infrastructure investment. Despite the continent's vast renewable resources, companies like juwi Renewable Energies emphasize the need for reliable policies to secure investments. Africa's regular power outages cost economies up to 2% of GDP, and electricity demand has increased by 80% since 2005.
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