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Exclusive-How the illicit copper trade is sapping South Africa - Vimarsana News

Exclusive-How the illicit copper trade is sapping South Africa

South Africa's economic woes are being compounded by the theft of massive amounts of copper from state firms Eskom and Transnet, much of which is smuggled overseas, costing the country billions of rand a year, according to market sources.

EXCLUSIVE How the illicit copper trade is sapping South Africa - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE How the illicit copper trade is sapping South Africa

South Africa's economic woes are being compounded by the theft of massive amounts of copper from state firms Eskom and Transnet, much of which is smuggled overseas, costing the country billions of rand a year, according to market sources.

How the illicit copper trade is sapping South Africa - Vimarsana News

How the illicit copper trade is sapping South Africa

SA's economic woes are being compounded by the theft of massive amounts of copper from state firms Eskom and Transnet, much of which is smuggled overseas, costing the country billions of rand a year, according to market sources.

Source: iol.co.za
Trillions of pounds of trash: New technology tries to solve an old garbage problem - Vimarsana News

Trillions of pounds of trash: New technology tries to solve an old garbage problem

The recycling industry has struggled with a trillion-pound global landfill issue, but breakthrough plastic package replacements and recycling robots are here.

Source: msn.com
New controversy over $4M Maryvale railway reserve - Vimarsana News

New controversy over $4M Maryvale railway reserve

Councillors voted unanimously to receive the petition and refer it to the director of infrastructure services for further investigation. Both Mayor Vic Pennisi and councillor Sheryl Windle commended the Maryvale community on their united efforts, but said it was clear after a recent council workshop that many of the small town’s residents were confused about the development’s trajectory. “We’ve developed an (Urban Development Framework) in Maryvale and quite a lot of that has been achieved …(but) we need to develop some kind of action plan in relation to Maryvale so we’re not doin...