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Ditaba Tsotetsi

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Uganda closer to becoming oil-producing nation

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By Ditaba Tsotetsi Verified
| SABC News Verified
Uganda is moving closer to becoming an oil-producing nation with commercial production expected to begin next year. However, a new World Bank report says the country’s biggest opportunity does not lie in future oil revenues but in reforms to translate economic growth into jobs and development. The latest Uganda Economic Update says that stronger consumer spending and investment drove the economy’s 6.6 percent growth in the second half of last year.
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Guterres warns of accelerating climate change, global energy crisis

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By Ditaba Tsotetsi Verified
| SABC News Verified
United Nations (U.N) Chief Antonio Guterres has warned that the world is facing two interconnected crises – accelerating climate change and a global energy crisis with both rooted in a continued dependence on fossil fuels. He delivered a special address as part of London’s Climate Action Week drawing on the latest scientific evidence that points to the earth’s warming tipping point while highlighting the dramatic impacts of the conflict in the Middle East.
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Iran praises South Africa’s support

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By Ditaba Tsotetsi Verified
| SABC News Verified
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Dr Saeed Khatibzadeh has commended South Africa for its support of Iran amid what he describes as pressure from Western powers to sideline Tehran. Khatibzadeh is visiting South Africa and engaging with various stakeholders as diplomatic efforts continue between Iran and the United States to advance a peace agreement. The discussions follow the release of a memorandum of understanding between the two countries.
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