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PPC’s Bold New Chapter: A R3 Billion Investment in the Western Cape

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PPC is diving into a bold new chapter with a hefty R3 billion investment to build a modern cement plant in the Western Cape, starting construction in late 2025. This new facility will not only boost cement production and cut costs but also help PPC reduce its carbon emissions, ensuring a greener future. As South Africa’s first cement maker, PPC is shaking off recent struggles and aiming for a strong comeback with this exciting project. By partnering with experts in engineering, they plan to create a stateoftheart plant that stands as a symbol of their resilience and commitment to sustainable growth.

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Lanzerac: Sentinels of Tradition and Excellence

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Lanzerac is a famous wine estate nestled in the beautiful Jonkershoek Valley, known for its rich history and topquality wines like Cabernet Sauvignon and Jonkershoek Reserve. This estate beautifully blends traditional winemaking techniques with sustainable practices, offering visitors a magical experience among its lush vineyards and historic buildings. Each sip of Lanzerac’s wines tells a story, filled with vibrant flavors and the essence of the land. With a commitment to excellence and a promise of innovation, Lanzerac shines brightly as a timeless gem in the world of wine.

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Amazeballs: Pioneering Sustainability in Sports Equipment

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Amazeballs is a bright star in the world of sports and sustainability! This amazing nonprofit takes old padel and tennis balls and turns them into cool things like furniture and playground surfaces. By reusing these balls, Amazeballs helps keep tons of waste out of landfills and shows everyone how creative design can protect our planet. With the help of talented South African designers, they create stylish pieces that are not only fun but also good for the Earth. Amazeballs is inspiring people to rethink waste and embrace a greener future!

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Achieving a Safer and More Sustainable Future in South Africa’s Mining Industry

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South Africa’s mining industry is on a mission to create a safer and more sustainable future. Companies like Sibanye Stillwater and Harmony Gold are leading the way by focusing on “zero harm,” which means putting worker safety and the environment first. They’re investing in renewable energy and tackling illegal mining, all while promoting ethical practices. Despite challenges, these efforts show a strong commitment to protecting lives and resources, paving the way for a brighter, more responsible mining industry.

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Addressing the Food Waste Crisis in South Africa

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South Africa is fighting the food waste crisis with creative community projects, education, and new policies. Even though the country produces a lot of food, nearly a third is wasted while many people still face hunger. This waste not only harms the environment but also deepens social divides. To tackle this problem, South Africa is encouraging smarter food use, better distribution, and a shift in how people think about food. By working together, the nation hopes to reduce waste and ensure everyone has enough to eat.

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Navigating Urban Life: Upcoming Water Infrastructure Maintenance

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Cape Town is getting ready for important water maintenance from October 8 to 10, 2024. Some neighborhoods will experience water disruptions, like Bloekombos and Wallacedene, which will be affected from September 30 to October 18. Shorter outages will hit Claremont and Newlands on October 8. The city is committed to keeping water flowing smoothly, so they’re fixing pipes and valves, even if it means a little inconvenience now. Residents should store water in clean containers and stay updated through the city’s alerts to make things easier during this time.