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Shapi Shacinda
Sanlam wants delay to ArcelorMittal deal
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Shapi Shacinda
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2 Oct 2010
Sanlam, South Africa's largest insurer, objected on Friday to a proposed R9,1-billion empowerment deal by ArcelorMittal.
Eskom sweetens the deal for unions
Article
Shapi Shacinda
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29 Jun 2010
Eskom has increased a disputed wage offer to workers in a move that may end a deadlock and avoid a potential strike.
Union delays threat of power strike
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Shapi Shacinda
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18 Jun 2010
Electricity workers gave mediators three more days on Friday to resolve a pay dispute with employers and avert power cuts during the World Cup.
ArcelorMittal SA faces pricing complaint
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Shapi Shacinda
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19 Oct 2009
ArcelorMittal SA faces a possible investigation by competition authorities after fruit canners complained about excessive prices.
Graft concerns may delay donor funds for Zambia
Africa
Shapi Shacinda
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5 Oct 2009
Some Western donors may withhold key financing for Zambia's 2010 budget owing to claims the government is being soft on corruption, officials said.
Mini hydro to help boost rural Africa development
Africa
Shapi Shacinda
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Duncan Miriri
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11 Sep 2009
Mini hydro plants could be the answer to a lack of power in rural Africa, industry officials say.
WTO’s Lamy: Doha deal in sight
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Shapi Shacinda
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7 Apr 2009
The Doha round of global trade talks could be concluded within eight months, the head of the WTO said on Tuesday.
Zambia asks Glencore to surrender two copper mines
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Shapi Shacinda
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11 Mar 2009
Zambia has asked Glencore International AG to surrender to the government two mining units it plans to temporarily shut down.
Sata challenges Zambia’s election results
Africa
Shapi Shacinda
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14 Nov 2008
Zambian opposition leader Michael Sata on Friday launched a court challenge to demand a recount of the vote in the presidential election.
Zambia opposition to challenge election result
Africa
Shapi Shacinda
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3 Nov 2008
Zambia's opposition Patriotic Front will launch a court challenge on Tuesday to demand a vote recount after Rupiah Banda was sworn in.
Zambia opposition to contest Banda election
Africa
Shapi Shacinda
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2 Nov 2008
Rupiah Banda, a pro-business centrist, was sworn in as Zambia's president on Sunday after a narrow election win.
Zambia’s acting president poised for election victory
Africa
Shapi Shacinda
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2 Nov 2008
Acting leader Rupiah Banda is likely to be declared the winner of Zambia's presidential election on Sunday.
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