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Energizing South Africa’s Economy Through Collaborative Solutions

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The South African Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition has recently announced Energy Users and Energy Suppliers Block Exemptions to encourage collaboration among companies and institutions in the energy sector. These exemptions allow for joint investment in shared energy infrastructure, joint financing and risksharing, and collaborative training and skills development programs. This move aims to address the nation’s electricity supply constraints and improve the efficiency of energy use.

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Market Inquiries and Divestiture Recommendations in Trade, Industry, and Competition

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The Role of Market Inquiries in Maintaining Fair Competition Market inquiries play a crucial role in ensuring a fair and balanced economic environment within trade, industry, and competition. These inquiries are conducted by the Competition Commission to assess competition levels for specific goods or services, and to determine the overall state of competition and market structure. Examples of market inquiries include the Banking Market Inquiry, Data Market Inquiry, Grocery Retail Market Inquiry, Healthcare Inquiry, LPG Market Inquiry, and Public Passenger Market Inquiry.

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National Skills Fund: Empowering South Africans for a Brighter Future

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The South African government has launched the ‘One Country One Skills Development Plan’ to address skills supply and demand imbalances. The Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) is spearheading this innovative plan, which seeks to create a more skilled and diverse workforce that will drive economic growth and promote social inclusion.

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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)

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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has been making headlines and sparking interest among business communities across the African continent. The AfCFTA aims to boost intraAfrican trade by creating a single market for goods and services, free movement of people and investments, and eliminate tariffs among African Union (AU) member states.

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Africa Day: Celebrating Resilience and Unity

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President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered an inspiring address at the Cradle of Humankind in Gauteng, South Africa, on Africa Day. The occasion was celebrated to reflect on the continent’s rich history, resilience, and unity. The Cradle of Humankind served as a poignant symbol of human origins, reminding Africans of their shared history and the challenges they have faced and overcome.

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Coastal Management Programme: A Sustainable Future for the Western Cape Coastline

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The Western Cape Government has taken a significant step towards preserving its iconic coastline. The Coastal Management Programme for 20222027 was recently announced by Anton Bredell, Western Cape Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning. The Programme is considered an essential tool for integrating coastal management in the Western Cape and focuses on environmental conservation and socioeconomic development.

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Enhancing Load-Shedding Readiness: City Customer Offices’ Temporary Closure and Alternative Solutions

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As cities continue to evolve, it is imperative that they adapt to meet the changing needs of their residents. One such adaptation is the need for loadshedding readiness. In an effort to ensure continued services during loadshedding periods, the City of Cape Town has decided to temporarily close three City customer offices in Brackenfell, Strand, and Kraaifontein on Saturday, 27 May 2023.

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Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni’s Insights on Global Security Matters

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The global landscape is fastpaced and constantly changing, presenting humanity with both opportunities and challenges. At the International Meeting of Highlevel officials responsible for Security Matters, South Africa’s Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni shared her observations on international security matters. ### Climate Change and its Impact on Africa

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