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BMW South Africa is leveraging its new electric vehicle architecture to navigate economic challenges and meet consumer demands, while aiming to contribute positively to the nation's economic landscape ...
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Bizcommunity.com on MSNSouth Africa's legislative compliance: How retailers can reach net zero?South Africa has a robust environmental regulatory framework, and any company's net zero journey should begin with ...
South Africa's proposed chrome ore export tax will hurt miners' profitability and lead to job losses across the sector, the ...
By Justin Bott, CEO at Interwaste SUSTAINABILITY has become the watchword for South African corporates, as they grapple with ...
South Africa is one of the highest generators of e-waste on the African continent, producing 530 million kilograms of e-waste a year, according to the UN’s Global E-Waste Monitor.
With around 7% of South Africa’s population living with disabilities, job opportunities are scarce for many. ERA aims to expand this programme as more e-waste bins are introduced in Pick n Pay stores.
But doing everything possible to reduce how much we generate, and mitigating the impact of the e-waste that is produced, will be vital for protecting the environment, the economy and our health.
South Africa’s exports to the US. She says during his first term, Trump imposed tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium, which had a significant effect on South Africa’s exports, with the ...
As part of the National Waste Management Strategy 2020, South Africa has committed to reducing waste sent to landfills, increasing recycling rates, and promoting a circular economy.
South Africa Solid Waste Management Report 2024: Rising Waste & Landfill Limits Create Growth Opportunities For Private Firms In Composting, Recycling & Waste-To-Energy Partnerships With Government.
South Africa's waste tyre management sector has seen a dramatic decline since 2017, with industry veterans calling for the reinstatement of previous successful systems.
Telecommunications company Vodacom South Africa and not-for-profit producer responsibility (EPR) organisation Circular Energy have partnered to divert growing volumes of electronic waste (e-waste ...
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