Elise Jacobs is a Production professional at Cape Business News. She focuses on themes related to sports, particularly competitive sports, while also exploring topics such as Africa, ESG, markets, green energy, and AI. Elise's work has been featured in Cape Business News and the University of Minnesota - Athletics Department.
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Elise’s coverage encompasses a wide array of local business and industry topics, including manufacturing, transportation, finance, renewable energy, art, and technology. Her focus on South Africa and Cape Town suggests she would be receptive to pitches related to developments in these specific areas.
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By: Elise Jacobs
The recently held International Negotiating Committee on Plastics (INC3) meetings in Nairobi, Kenya, aimed at crafting a landmark, legally binding global plastics treaty to combat plastics pollution, with specific reference to the marine environment, concluded late on the evening of 19 November 2023, with critical topics left unresolved. Among the key issues left unresolved is...
South African wine grape producers expect a good and somewhat larger 2024 wine grape crop compared to the relatively small harvest of 2023. This is according to the first of four wine crop estimates issued annually by viticulturists and producer cellars. This estimate, however, is still lower than the average harvests of the past 10...
By: Elise Jacobs
Supplied (Media Release: Issued and provided by National Treasury and Department of Public Enterprises) The Minister of Finance has concurred with the Minister of Public Enterprises to issue Transnet with a R47 billion guarantee facility effective immediately in support of its recovery plan including meeting its immediate debt obligations. Transnet plays a central role in...
Health Funders Association to petition President Ramaphosa The National Assembly and National Council of Provinces’ adoption of the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill is a disservice to South Africa and its citizens, and the Health Funders Association (HFA) is petitioning the President to reconsider certain aspects of the proposed legislation. “In adopting the NHI Bill...
The new solar lighting installation improves the safety conditions for fishermen and beach goers.
South African mining companies are spending substantial sums on their Social and Labour Plans (SLPs). As a tool for improving the positive impacts of mining in South Africa, the SLPs developed and executed by mines have not produced optimal outcomes – but the industry is continually improving their approach and understanding. An example of this...
The province has created a ‘wheeling toolkit’ to help municipalities connect IPPs to their clients
Chris Hattingh, Executive Director, Centre for Risk Analysis IN 2022 Exxaro (by production the country’s biggest coal miner) exported 5,2 million tons of coal. For 2023 it expects overall volumes to be 1,6% lower than in 2022, or around 5,1 million tons. That the company has managed to keep volumes somewhat level – despite the...
THE potential negative consequences of inadequate investment in infrastructure, especially when it comes to providing reliable water supply and sewage disposal was highlighted at the Southern African Plastic Pipe Manufacturers (SAPPMA) 19th AGM in November. During the meeting, SAPPMA CEO Jan Venter, pointed out the pivotal role of the plastics pipe industry in Southern Africa,...
The Minnesota men's and women's swim and dive teams took care of business on Friday night, defeating Army at Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center during their home...
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