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The document announces a panel discussion on sustainable transport in emerging economies. The panel will discuss sustainable transport solutions and feature representatives from organizations working in areas like electric vehicles, bike sharing maps, and green transport research. The panelists will come from groups like SANEDI, Cycle Map, Bicycle Cities, GridCars, and Nissan South Africa. The discussion will be facilitated by Thami Manyathi from the eThekwini Transport Agency.
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