China will keeps its promise about not funding coal abroad, Chen Xiadong tells Fossil Free South Africa
Staff and students argue it is unethical for university to profit from an industry that damages the planet and distorts science
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The university says it provides a platform for multiple voices to be heard on any issue, including that of a climate denialist
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/ 26 January 2001
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/ 12 January 2001
Were the first Australians related to the rest of humanity, or a breed apart?
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/ 1 December 2000
The South African Revenue Service (Sars) confirmed that cellphone giant MTN erred by not seeking customer consent to being charged VAT.
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/ 24 November 2000
The leading cellular service provider overcharged customers, maladministered insurance claims and knowingly sold faulty handsets.