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GREEN STEEL: Coega Steels launches R500m low-emission rolling mill, creating 600 jobs

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GREEN STEEL: Coega Steels launches R500m low-emission rolling mill, creating 600 jobs

Coega Steels is launching a new rolling mill in Nelson Mandela Bay designed to boost production while cutting emissions.

The initiative will create 300 direct and 300 indirect jobs, providing vital relief to the Eastern Cape, where the unemployment rate is 47.5%.

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