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AFRICOAST ENGINEERS SA ESTABLISHES RENEWABLE ENERGY COMPANY
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AFRICOAST ENGINEERS SA ESTABLISHES RENEWABLE ENERGY COMPANY

Renewable energy engineering firm AfiCoast Engineers SA has announced that a new company,
AfriCoast Energy, will now be responsible for all future renewable energy projects - particulary
wind and solar - while it will also play a key role in guiding AfriCoast Engineers' current
basket of renewable energy projects.
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Offgrid water treatment, reuse 'living laboratory' opened in Gauteng

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A research and demonstration project to treat and directly reuse wastewater, which will form a living laboratory to provide data to Swiss and South African researchers, has been launched at the Manger Care Centre, in Benoni, Gauteng. The Manger Care Centre was selected because it is an operational facility. It provides a haven for about 250 homeless people, trains them in various skills and aims to rehabilitate them and enable them to find jobs.

Joburg’s high operating expenditure dubbed ‘utterly unsustainable’

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New research into the crisis afflicting the City of Johannesburg warns that the widening structural imbalance between the metro’s operating expenditure and capital expenditure (capex) poses a threat to long-term service delivery. Produced by Genesis Analytics, and presented recently to Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) by Lael Bethlehem, the analysis shows that, in real terms, the city’s operating expenditure had grown by 92.5% since 2010, while capital investment had contracted by 12.8%.

Broken system inflaming xenophobic tensions – Amnesty International

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Ahead of the planned nationwide June 30 protests against illegal immigration, Amnesty International South Africa has accused government of inflaming tensions between South Africans and other African citizens residing in the country. The human rights organisation said there is a need for broader systemic reform to ensure that migrants are lawfully documented and processed to live in South Africa. “In persisting with a broken system that leaves those trying to claim asylum undocumented and in limbo, some for up to 19 years, the government is causing a divide and inflaming tensions between South African citizens and fellow Africans living in the country,” the organisation stated.
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