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Elemental power is fuelling a new world order
Germany and China lead the way, and now South Africa is starting to see that renewable energy could be its ‘saviour’
Saudi tensions could increase SA fuel prices
A rapid price hike will result in South Africans paying more for food and transport.
Libya, Nigeria may scupper oil price plan
Should Libya hit the target of 900 000 barrels a day, it would replace about one-third of the supplies being cut by other Opec nations.
As Venezuela crumbles in financial disarray, so too does the pink tide of socialism
Many believed Chávez would lead the world from capitalism to socialism, but an over-reliance on oil has seen his leftist vision disintegrate.
Low oil prices: An opportunity to set democratic frameworks for governing oil resources
The more inclusive the consensus on how to manage oil resources in truly democratic
ways, the better for investors’ profit in the long term.
Low oil prices put traders in clover
Savvy energy industry executives have made a mint out of the current climate of volatility.
Tanker prices hint at receding global oil glut
Stockpiling barrels on ships would result in losses rather than bumper profits, indicating that the current surplus may not be as large as feared.
Cheap oil pushes Saudi reform
Saudi Arabia is realising that it has to look to a future that does not depend solely on fossil fuel.
Big bucks drive oil pipe sabotage in Niger Delta
Petroleum companies in the Niger Delta seek alternatives to the destructive and costly business.
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Special Reports
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SANRAL to professionalise its finance division with world-class professional accounting designations
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Empowering his people to unleash their potential
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