Morning Coffee: Where should you put money that you will need in two year's time? | 1 July 2016

Invest R4.4trn pool of retirement savings in renewable infrastructure John Oliphant: introducing a portion of your investments into infrastructure brings some diversification and lowers overall volatility of returns - something needed in this environment.

Concentrated solar power can serve as a peaking technology; it's useful and flexible In the first week of operation, the Bokpoort CSP project managed to go 161 hours without stopping - setting new standards in Africa: Nandi Bhula, CEO of ACWA Power Solafrica Bokpoort CSP.

US opens investigation in Tesla after fatal crash in Autopilot mode The investigation is the first step before the agency could seek to order a recall if it finds the vehicles were unsafe.

Facebook increases users by 13% across three African markets Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa has 35.5 million monthly customers.

Social networks could predict the next Brexit It's getting harder to make the right predictions with the old toolbox.

Credit-card companies know how little you know They need people to spend more than they can afford, but not so much that they default on their payments.

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