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Woolworths reveals what workers earn - Vimarsana News

Woolworths reveals what workers earn

Retailer’s move is a rare show of transparency long avoided by companies in SA

Simon's weekly wrap: Time to take action - Vimarsana News

Simon's weekly wrap: Time to take action

This week MoneywebNOW looked at the rationale for China's tech stock crackdown, investors planning for incapacitation and holding companies accountable, a throwback to the world’s first online-only bank, and more.

IPCC pleas for real urgent action against climate change - Vimarsana News

IPCC pleas for real urgent action against climate change

'If we continue to cling to coal, if we fail to come up with a credible transition plan [SA is] going to be very unattractive from a competitiveness point of view globally’: Tracey Davies of Just Share.

Biggest China Bank Abandons $3 Billion Zimbabwe Coal Plant - Vimarsana News

Biggest China Bank Abandons $3 Billion Zimbabwe Coal Plant

Biggest China Bank Abandons $3 Billion Zimbabwe Coal Plant A crane unloads the first shipment of anthracite coal from U.S. supplier XCoal Energy & Resources LLC (Bloomberg) — China’s biggest bank dumped a plan to finance a $3 billion coal-fired power plant in Zimbabwe, dealing a blow to coal developers in Africa that see China as the last potential funder of their projects. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (ICBC) told Go Clean ICBC, an ad hoc body representing 32 environmental groups, that it won’t fund the 2,800-megawatt Sengwa coal project in northern Zimbabwe, according t...

Climate change: speaking youth to power - Vimarsana News

Climate change: speaking youth to power

University of Cape Town (UCT) researchers and graduate students recently took part in a global U7+ roundtable discussion on climate change and intergenerational justice, co-hosted by UCT and Georgetown University.

Source: uct.ac.za