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"Have To Go To School Without Bath": S.Africans Furious Over Water Crisis
Already struggling without electricity for hours a day, many South Africans are now having to do also without water, as power outages batter the supply system.
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Action Against South Africa's Gupta Brothers Long Overdue: Kathrada Foundation
South Africa's Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, named after the veteran Indian-origin activist, has welcomed the action instituted by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and national power utility Eskom against the three Gupta brothers and others to recover over USD 210 million.
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Jacob Zuma Ally Returns To Head South Africa Power Utility
The former chief executive of South Africa's state-owned power utility is to return to the post, officials said Friday, less than five months after he resigned over a corruption scandal that rocked the government.
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Looming Power Blackouts Threaten South Africa's Economy
South Africa's capacity to generate electricity is shrinking due to ageing power plants, latest statistics show, and the continent's most developed economy could face rolling blackouts for years to come.
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South Africa Strike Leaders Set to Resume Wage Talks
A strike by South Africa's largest labour union entered its second day on Wednesday, ahead of an expected resumption of talks with employers to try to end the dispute.
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"Have To Go To School Without Bath": S.Africans Furious Over Water Crisis
Already struggling without electricity for hours a day, many South Africans are now having to do also without water, as power outages batter the supply system.
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Action Against South Africa's Gupta Brothers Long Overdue: Kathrada Foundation
South Africa's Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, named after the veteran Indian-origin activist, has welcomed the action instituted by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and national power utility Eskom against the three Gupta brothers and others to recover over USD 210 million.
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Jacob Zuma Ally Returns To Head South Africa Power Utility
The former chief executive of South Africa's state-owned power utility is to return to the post, officials said Friday, less than five months after he resigned over a corruption scandal that rocked the government.
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Looming Power Blackouts Threaten South Africa's Economy
South Africa's capacity to generate electricity is shrinking due to ageing power plants, latest statistics show, and the continent's most developed economy could face rolling blackouts for years to come.
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South Africa Strike Leaders Set to Resume Wage Talks
A strike by South Africa's largest labour union entered its second day on Wednesday, ahead of an expected resumption of talks with employers to try to end the dispute.
