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Traxtion plans South Africa’s first rolling stock registration under Luxembourg Rail Protocol

Private freight rail operator plans to apply for internationally recognised Unique Rail Vehicle Identification System (URVIS) identifiers for its R3.4 billion rolling stock, supporting future investment and long-term rail financing. Traxtion has announced plans to become the country’s first private

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Gates Foundation Commits US$1 Billion to Help Build and Deliver Equitable AI That Improves Health and Expands Opportunity

New Goalkeepers Report: AI could be a great equalizer, but only if it’s built intentionally to benefit the people who need it most. The Gates Foundation today announced plans to spend at least US$1 billion over the next two years

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Stellantis Pro One, the Stellantis arm to serve professional customers, Shapes the Future of Mobility at IAA Hannover presenting Pro One NEXT,  Three Global Premieres and a comprehensive line-up of commercial vehicles

Today the stand of Stellantis Pro One, located in Hall 13, C41, offers a comprehensive and immersive journey through the Stellantis Pro One portfolio, displaying 13 vehicles across a ​1,000 sqm exhibition area. Vehicles are enhanced by CustomFit conversions and

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Absa’s R5.1bn financing backs Newlyn Group’s next phase of logistics infrastructure growth

South Africa’s economic competitiveness highly depends on its ability to build infrastructure that enables trade, improves logistics efficiency and attracts private investment. While fiscal policy and macroeconomic reforms remain important, economic theory consistently demonstrates that infrastructure investment has one of

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