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Grandparents spend their pensions to feed entire famili... - Vimarsana News

Grandparents spend their pensions to feed entire famili...

As Eastern Cape communities are hit by spiralling food inflation and unemployment rates of 42.4%, the province’s elderly residents are using their state pensions to look after families in crisis and often have to rely on loans in the last weeks of the month.

We need system change, not climate change — how do we g... - Vimarsana News

We need system change, not climate change — how do we g...

Ultimately, the only adequate response to climate change is the government’s effective declaration of war against it.

Electric cars — a major problem for all and a solution... - Vimarsana News

Electric cars — a major problem for all and a solution...

One has indeed to be rich to afford the comfort of doing one’s bit for slowing down climate change. Were it not for neglected railway and underground systems, along with the worldwide chaos on public roads and the opportunism of presenting electric vehicles as ‘green’ and green as good, not man...

After 100 years of Eskom, SA's energy future hangs in the balance - Vimarsana News

After 100 years of Eskom, SA's energy future hangs in the balance

The country’s dalliance with privatisation threatens to push up electricity costs, undermining energy security

Source: mg.co.za
Budget 2023: 'Concern over rising inequality as high debt, energy crisis and corruption impact on public responsibilities' - Vimarsana News

Budget 2023: 'Concern over rising inequality as high debt, energy crisis and corruption impact on public responsibilities'

Government's debt and its impact on public spending is a concern for the the Budget Justice Coalition representing civic organisations, which says it hopes the finance minister will not use the social budget to fund the crises.