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Freelance journo covering commodities, wildlife and other issues from Johannesburg. Obsessed with fly-fishing, running, red wine and pizza. Views own
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Treasury again cracks transfers whip over errant municipalities

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By Ed Stoddard Verified
| Daily Maverick Verified
LINE IN THE SAND It is deeply worrying that the situation has reached this point. The Treasury has clearly hit the limits of its patience, forcing it to draw a line in the sand. Years of support and guidance have been flushed down a drain of negligence Treasury Director-General Duncan Pieterse. (Photo: Phando Jikelo / Parliament of SA) Delinquent municipalities beware: the Treasury again stands ready to withhold equitable share transfers if they don’t clean up their act.
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Western Cape suffers driest July on record ahead of intense El Niño

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By Ed Stoddard Verified
| Food for Mzansi
Though not El Niño-related, the Western Cape’s dry spells in July are not helping South Africa as it prepares for the predicted monster El Niño, which is expected to be felt far and wide. Parts of the southwestern Western Cape experienced their driest July ever, a harbinger of what looms ahead for much of the country as the El Niño weather pattern intensifies and looks set to become a blazing record-breaker.
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South Africa: Western Cape's Driest July in Decades Hints At Parched Summer As El Niño Looms

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By Ed Stoddard Verified
| AllAfrica
Though not El Niño-related, the Western Cape's dry spells in July are not helping South Africa as it prepares for the predicted monster El Niño, which is expected to be felt far and wide. Parts of the southwestern Western Cape experienced their driest July ever, a harbinger of what looms ahead for much of the country as the El Niño weather pattern intensifies and looks set to become a blazing record-breaker.
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