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  • Commodity Prices Tuesday September 22
  • Gambia Central Bank Orders Nigerian Banks To Replace Foreign Staff With Locals
  • CBN, MOF sign pact to harmonise monetary and fiscal policies
  • Falling Inflation Yet to Cut Manufacturing Costs — MAN
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South African Automotive Master Plan 2035

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South Africa proposes extending auto incentives to battery materials

Franklin Ocheneyi3 months ago3 months ago02 mins

The revisions are intended to align the programme with the South African Automotive Master Plan 2035, which aims to raise output to about 1.4 million ⁠vehicles a year, deepen localisation and support the transition to electric mobility.

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