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WA budgets A$120m to streamline approvals
By: Esmarie Iannucci 21st July 2021 The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (Amec) has weclomed an announcement by the Western Australian government that it would invest a further A$120-million into streamlining the state’s approval system for major capital projects. In the 2021-22 state Budget, to be handed down in... →
Mavuso says South African democracy proved mettle despite destruction
By: Marleny Arnoldi 19th July 2021 Business Leadership South Africa CEO Busi Mavuso says last week was a serious test of South Africa’s constitutional democracy, but she believes the country managed to pass the test and proved how strong it really is. She explained in the organisation’s latest newsletter that the violent outbreaks... →
Greenland scraps all future oil exploration on climate concerns
By: Bloomberg 16th July 2021 Greenland dropped all plans for future oil exploration on environmental grounds, saying the price of extraction was “too high". The island’s socialist-led government, in office since April, has made climate concerns central to its legislative program. While the decision to scrap planned... →
Used-car availability, pricing may start improving early next year – InspectaCar
By: Irma Venter 16th July 2021 The availability of used-car stock may start improving in the next six months-plus, as rental companies defleet and consumers increasingly return to the new-car market, trading in their current vehicles, says InspectaCar CEO Pertunia Sibanyoni. Rental companies started to acquire new stock again... →
Multistakeholder initiative launched to accelerate socioeconomic upliftment in the Northern Cape 
By: Simone Liedtke 16th July 2021 The socioeconomic challenges facing South Africa, but also specifically the Northern Cape, requires concerted effort from society and the private and public sectors to create mechanisms that drive large-scale socioeconomic development initiatives. It is for this reason that the Impact Catalyst in... →
Battery chain puts lithium’s green credentials under microscope
By: Bloomberg 9th July 2021 A group backed by German car-making giants Daimler and Volkswagen has started a study into the environmental impact of lithium mining in Chile, the second-largest supplier of the key ingredient in rechargeable batteries. GIZ, the German development agency running the initiative, is looking into... →
GreenCape’s 2021 market intelligence reports highlight Western Cape investment opportunities
By: Simone Liedtke 2nd July 2021 GreenCape’s 2021 market intelligence reports (MIRs), produced in partnership with the Western Cape Government’s Department of Economic Development and Tourism, are now available for download. The reports highlight the investment opportunities in key sectors of the green economy in the province,... →
Kenya Airways subsidiary using drones to support wildlife census
By: Rebecca Campbell 2nd July 2021 Kenyan national flag carrier Kenya Airways’ subsidiary Fahari Aviation participated in the Tsavo Ecosystem Wildlife Census, which was coordinated by the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and the recently created Wildlife Research and Training Institute, with financial support from the Kenyan... →
Impact Catalyst launched in Northern Cape to accelerate socioeconomic prosperity
By: Simone Liedtke 30th June 2021 The socioeconomic challenges facing South Africa, but also specifically the Northern Cape, requires concerted effort from society and the private and public sectors to create mechanisms that drive large-scale socioeconomic development initiatives. It is for this reason that the Impact Catalyst in... →
Growth Engines
By: Terence Creamer 25th June 2021 June could well go down as the month that South Africa finally turned the key on the starter motors of some important growth engines. The precise details of the regulatory reform that will lift the licence-exemption threshold on embedded or distributed generation plants from 1 MW to 100 MW still... →
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