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High electricity prices turn targets of New Growth Path to pie in the sky

Government should not expect mass job creation, or job creation at all

De Beers' exodus to Botswana a hefty price to pay for irresponsible, poor and visionless leadership

Opinion piece by Koos Bezuidenhout, Chief Executive Officer of UASA, the second largest mining union in South Africa.

Rates would drop if SARB were concerned about both inflation and unemployment

A further reduction of at least one percentage point is possible

Inquiry into arms deal must be honest, legitimate seach for truth

Hopefully, the investigation will be for the right reasons

Rising food prices will hit the poorest of the poor the hardest

Thousands of families battling to make ends meet

http://www.iol.co.za/business/business-news/rising-food-prices-hurt-poor-most-1.1138472

http://www.sabc.co.za/news/a/5444098048578ee591c49b0e3505e7d1/Rising-food-prices-hurt-the-poor-the-most:-Uasa-20110915

Excessive municipal spending an insult to the taxpayer

The message: stop with your lavish spending, flamboyance and flair

FEDUSA DISAPPOINTED BY GOVERNMENT NO SHOW

http://www.fin24.com/Companies/Mining/Fedusa-Govt-not-serious-about-acid-water-20110912

FEDUSA DISAPPOINTED BY GOVERNMENT NO SHOW 12 September 2011

The Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA) is highly disappointed with Government’s latest no show at the National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC) this morning. Representatives from government departments were scheduled to meet with Organised Business and Organised Labour (FEDUSA and COSATU). COSATU recently joined FEDUSA’s Section 77 Protest Action against Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) and waste water treatment and wished to formally add additional concerns relating to water quality and accessibility.

Climate change may bring new opportunities

Debate on this issue is essential

UASA welcomes drop in murder rate, but remains cynical

Is it just dwindeling rhetoric?

Slow economic growth may mean a growing number of unemployed

South Africa in a grip of stagflation

http://thenewage.co.za/27637-9-53-Growth_plans_under_spotlight

Stringent measures needed to end road slaughter