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If you can put small nuclear electricity sources where you like, you can desalinate seawater on the KZN coast, and then pump it far inland. We already pump petrol and diesel from Durban to Johannesburg, through a long pipeline, so water is no problem. Just … Read the rest
SUPER CRITICAL CONCEPT FOR WESTERN GREENS TO GRASP !
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Ayuk said: “We want to end these very discriminatory lending practices towards Africa. This is financial apartheid in the name of climate change…We’re going to look at it as a human … Read the rest
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Under the cover of their duplicitous concern for the environment, the West is willing to have millions of Africans die with their deceitful cries to “save the planet.
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this interview is shocking, in the very best of ways! A polititian proposing SOUND ECONOMIC POLICY. Rebuild the PHYSICAL ECONOMY of South Africa, destroy mediocrity, burn coal, build nuclear, protected industries, MANUFACTURE EVERYTHING SOUTH AFRICA NEEDS, turn fighter jet technology into tractors and cars, ETC. It is what Thomas Sankara… Read the rest
South African internationally renowned nuclear physicist, Dr Kelvin Kemm, Chairman of Stratek Global, explains what the latest in nuclear technology, the Small Modular Reactor, can do for bridging the South African energy deficit and how this new application can power industrialization and modernize agriculture across the continent of Africa which … Read the rest
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Thomas Hobbes notably said that words are “the money of fools” and perhaps there isn’t a better way to demonstrate it than by
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Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has issued a determination in the Government Gazette that will see South Africa procure 2,500MW of nuclear power.
According to the document, this capacity will be built … Read the rest
