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Sanele Khakhu
Sanele Khakhu is a master’s candidate in industrial sociology at the University of Johannesburg.
Courts temporarily halted Shell’s exploration but fracking in Karoo gets Mantashe’s nod
The mineral and petroleum resources minister has commissioned a seismic survey for oil and gas in the Karoo Basin
A new dawn for South Africa’s farmers?
Cooperation between the new GNU ministers of agriculture and land reform and rural development is vital to the upliftment of the sector
Language can be used to bank the unbanked
By using AI and other technology to expand their language services, banks can tap into a new pool of customers but this should not be at the expense of those customers
Big Brother’s plans to watch you via the e-toll system
Is monetising data from surveilling individuals more important than ensuring they enjoy the right to privacy?
Is it really the case that ‘polluters pay’ in South Africa
The truth is that our carbon tax is way too low to act as a real deterrent