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Anthony Turton | Banned 2008 water warnings turn prophetic

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By Anthony Turton
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I visited Cat Heaven in Cape Town – home to 22 rescues that you can have cake with 04 Apr PODCAST | The Odds in Our Favour: There’s no place for ego with Dr Imtiaz Sooliman 03 Apr They called him crazy. Now his urban farm is doing what Joburg could not 03 Apr Home like no other: 150 years of love, life, dignity at Cape Town’s Ladies...
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Anthony Turton | The water-balancing act that nobody sees but everyone feels

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By Anthony Turton
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Comments Gift article Bookmark 0:00 Subscribers can listen to this article The Integrated Vaal River System (IVRS) sustains as much as 45% of the population, 60% of the national economy, and a staggering 60% of the total national energy supply. PHOTO: Gallo Images/Getty Images Read this for free Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial.
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Afrique: Pourquoi l'eau est devenue un enjeu de pouvoir et de sécurité dans le continent

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By Anthony Turton
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L'eau est souvent considérée comme allant de soi, lorsque l'on a la chance de la voir couler au robinet. Pourtant, elle est au coeur de la sécurité nationale. Contrôler l'eau signifie contrôler une ressource essentielle qui permet à l'économie de fonctionner et de rester stable. L'eau soutient l'emploi, les entreprises et les moyens de subsistance. Lorsqu'elle est bien gérée, l'économie des pays est plus forte et plus sûre.
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