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Another rate cut possible due to weak economy: Stevens

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imageReserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens condemned the "inability to find political agreement" on infrastructure.AAP/Dan Peled

Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens has left open the possibility of a further interest rate cut but warned against expecting monetary policy to do too much of the work in encouraging economic growth.

Speaking to the Economic...

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South Africa's renewable energy plan needs a close eye

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imageSince its launch in 2011, South Africa's renewable energy programme has brought a diversity of new players and sources of investment to the country. Reuters

South Africa has become one of the leading destinations for renewable energy investment with an estimated R193 billion already committed. But there are question marks over how successful the...

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