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South Africa: Home - Gordhan expects World Bank to grant Eskom loan
Submit your comment South Africa"s Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Thursday he was positive power utility Eskom would receive a loan from the World Bank, despite opposition from the United States and Britain. The United States and Britain say the World Bank should finance renewable energy rather than ...

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Africa: US reviewing Eskom loan application
Earlier, at a media briefing, South Africa"s Public Enterprises Minister Barbara Hogan indicated that the US would abstain from voting on the US3.75 billion loan. If awarded, most of the loan will go towards the funding of the coal-fired Medupi power station in Limpopo. It has ...

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Haiti: US remittances keep the homeland afloat
NEW YORK, 11 March 2010 (IRIN) - Haiti"s economy depends on the estimated US$1.5 billion a year in remittances sent home by its million-strong diaspora. Dilip Ratha, lead economist at the World Bank, said the figure could be even higher, accounting for perhaps half the national income. The money ...

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South Africa: Home - Eskom"s secret price deals cause a furore
Submit your comment By Melanie Gosling and Christelle Terreblanche A row has erupted over Eskom"s secret cut-price deals with big business, with Cosatu threatening to mobilise on the streets and the Cape Chamber of Commerce calling for a full investigation into Eskom"s "sweetheart deals" with aluminium producers. Eskom ...

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Kenya: PNU, ODM lock horns
and Beauttah OmangaWhat was looking like a final trouble-free ride to a new constitution after 20 luckless years is being eclipsed by another fresh row among coalition partners.Party of National Unity and Orange Democratic Movement heavyweights held separate meetings after which they locked horns as a petition to amend the ...

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South Africa: Striking Ford workers told to return to work
They downed tools at the assembly plant on Thursday, March 4, but a meeting led by general secretary Irvin Jim and president Cedric Gina with management resolved the issues on Thursday. "As Numsa we call on all our members at Ford Motor Company in Silverton to resume duty ...

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South Africa: Fourth arrested for tax fraud
The Hawks arrested the 46-year-old man from Welgemoed at Cape Town International Airport, said Inspector November Filander. A group of individuals and business owners allegedly targeted major commercial banks with fraud related to VAT, custom and excise. The fraud had a potential value of "as much ...

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Tunisia: Tunisia to adopt new governance of post-crisis, says Central Bank Governor
TUNISIAONLINENEWS- In a global crisis situation, where few countries have managed to mitigate impacts, the world increasingly, needs new efficient governance methods. "Opting for a reformist approach and presidential measures, Tunisia is among the countries that have managed to mitigate the impact of the crisis and to withstand fluctuations of ...

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South Africa: Home - BMF is concerned about hefty CEO payments
By Wiseman Khuzwayo Submit your comment The Black Management Forum (BMF) has expressed its concern at the continuing hefty payments made out in remuneration to chief executive officers (CEOs). Gaba Tabane, managing director of BMF, said yesterday that this was a slap in the face of poverty and joblessness. ...

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South Africa: Bell to cut more jobs
It was releasing its results for the year ended December 31 2009, which it described as the toughest and most challenging year in the group"s history. "The global economic crisis continued to rage for most of 2009 and it was only in December that we started to see ...

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South Africa: Global markets jittery ahead of US retail sales data
Global markets were jittery this morning ahead of the key US retail sales data for February. Dealers say that this could impact on local financial markets today. Another factor weighing on investor mood is concern that China could tighten monetary policy further on rising inflation. One positive factor was ...

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South Africa: News - Rand trapped in a tight range
Submit your comment The South African rand continued to trade in a tight range in the morning session on Friday, and lacking any clear direction. At 08.54am the rand was bid at R7.4165/$ from R7.4057/$ at its previous close. It was bid at R10.1520/ from its previous close of ...

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