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Dec
2014
Copper theft decreases in NovemberBy:COPPER THEFT The cost of copper theft decreased to R13-million in November from R13.2-million in October, according to the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry's (Sacci) Copper Theft Barometer.
"The November figure is 1.51% lower than a month ago and 36.8% higher than a year ago," Sacci said.
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