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Eskom and South Africa’s energy crisis: De Ruyter book strikes a chord but falls flat on economic fixes
27th July 2023 The former chief executive of South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, has written a scathing critique of the ruling party’s practices that have... →
Tongaat Hulett’s announcement on preferred equity partnership with Kagera Sugar will save jobs and grow the industry
26th July 2023 Tongaat Hulett’s management, stakeholders, business rescue and industry partners are making progress in saving the company and preventing more job... →
Zimbabwean migrants: South Africa’s anti-immigrant sentiments are hindering policy reform
21st July 2023 The South African Minister of Home Affairs, Aaron Motsoaledi, recently lost a court case that anyone could have anticipated was unwinnable. He... →
COSATU welcomes the Government led delegation to the United States on AGOA
19th July 2023 The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) welcomes the government led delegation last week to the United States (US) in support of South... →
Communication blackout: impact of power grid collapse on ICT
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 17th July 2023 Eskom, South Africa’s electricity utility, insists a grid collapse is ‘unlikely’ and that it would take an ‘unforeseen and sudden sequence of... →
Product Recall: Mainstay and Terra Firma multi-hinge aluminium ladders
13th July 2023 The National Consumer Commission urges all persons in possession of Mainstay and Terra Firma Multi hinge aluminium ladders, Model JC 403, 150 kg,... →
Digital Adaptation in Agriculture Profile for Zambia
12th July 2023 The Zambezi River Basin is the largest basin in the Southern African Development Community, and the fourth largest basin in Africa, with a total... →
South African bank highlights importance of US-Africa business summit
By: Rebecca Campbell 10th July 2023 South Africa’s Standard Bank (not to be confused with the now-unrelated UK-based Standard Chartered Bank) has highlighted the importance of the... →
