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Webinar Invitation: Heartbeat of a Nation: South African Behavior and the evolution of National Identity in turbulent times
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Recognising teachers for playing their part in shaping leaders of the future
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In South Africa, load shedding is expected to continue as power demand exceeds supply and more downtime is needed for overdue maintenance of the system.
It is estimated that load shedding could have cost South Africa as much as R338 billion over the past 10 years, according to a report from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). This includes loss of production, where most businesses use electricity for machinery, technology and light to complete the day’s work.
To help keep the lights on, here are nine thoughts on how to save electricity:
Key learnings from day one of SA Music Week
The inaugural South African Music Week (SAMW) commenced on 26 January 2021.
The live-streamed online event, which is free to watch, kicked off with a press conference, at which Neill Dixon, the president of Canadian Music Week (CMW), also pledged his ongoing support and commitment to helping Michael Moeti, CEO of SAMW, grow the event into a powerhouse.
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CMW has been in existence for 38 years and is one of the most influential music markets in the world, hosting over 400 ready-for-export talented artists from Canada and abroad across more than 30 live music venues in Ontario each year. Something South Africa is also aiming for.
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Press Release issued by SAAMDEC -
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Dear AMD Members, ordinarily a New Year marks a new beginning and renewal for the future, however we begin 2021 with enhanced uncertainty with regards to the sustainability for both the defence industry as well as the broader economic landscape in South Africa and around the world. The recovery from the impact of the pandemic is not as anticipated, with South Africa unfortunately hit with a second wave of the Covid-19 virus.
Highlights from 2020
It is also at the beginning of the year that we reflect and take stock of the previous year. 2020 was not an easy year as the local defence budget had been cut, the SADI was further affected by NCACC permit delays which halted members’ ability to export.
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