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Collaboration essential for South African exporters to overcome EU carbon border tax
Engineering News - 29 January 2024 by Marleny Arnoldi
Global Perspectives on the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
This Working Paper offers an overview of how governments in the Global South are responding to the EU CBAM, in contrast to responses from developed nations. It examines the background and essential measures of CBAM in relation to the reactions of major transnational groupings and the effects of CBAM on primary trading partners. Furthermore, it aims to analyse the differences in responses and approaches to the EU CBAM from African countries, BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) nations, and developing countries such as the United States (US), Japan, the United Kingdom (UK)
and Canada.
Energy transition offers once-in-century potential for South Africa to reindustrialise
Mining Weekly - 25 January 2024 by Schalk Burger
Vacancy: Internship - two positions
TIPS has two internships for a recently or about to graduate Master's student. The internship aims to give young researchers the opportunity to acquire work experience, improve their research skills and enhance their understanding of the South African economy. The internship is for 12 months. Applications close February 16. For details go to internships.
The Import Localisation and Supply Chain Disruption study is a quarterly report that seeks to identify goods from the list of imports identified in the Import Tracker report that South Africa could possibly viably manufacture. Each quarter focuses on five manufactured items from the list of imports in the corresponding quarter's Import Tracker report. The five products in this report are:
Strong showing by South Africa’s Hillside helps to lift South32 to record aluminium output
Mining Weekly - 22 January 2024 by Martin Creamer
Josephilda Hlope
Josephilda Hlope works at the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation. She is currently Outcome Facilitator responsible for Social Protection and Social Cohesion and leads engagement on the G20 Development Working Group. She served as Chief Policy Analyst in the Advisory Services Directorate Economic in the Presidency from 2008 to 2010, and was a member of the National Planning Commission Secretariat for the NDP in the Presidency from 2010 to 2014. As part of her career, she has developed evidence-based policies and programmes, streamlined monitoring and evaluation processes, and implemented innovative national development strategies. She has authored papers and participated in summits on policy analysis, policy design, and programme implementation throughout her career. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science (Economics and Statistics) from the University of Swaziland, Eswatini, a Master of Arts in Population and Development (Development Economics) from Institute of Social Science: Erasmus University, The Hague Netherlands, and an M.B.A. in Business Administration from Henley Business School: University of Reading, United Kingdom.
Poultry producers await state help on bird flu fallout
Business Times (Sunday Times) - 21 January 2024 by Khulekani Magubane
Welfare fills a gap, but more can be done to promote equality
Business Day - 12 December 2023 by Neva Makgetla (TIPS Senior Economist)
SA refuels energy sector
News24 - 17 January 2024 by Mamiki Matlawa (Actom)
Read online at News24