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Eskom reports R25.5bn loss amid systemic challenges, recovery efforts
By: Simone Liedtke 19th December 2024 State-owned power utility Eskom has reported a R25.5-billion loss before tax for the financial year ending March 31, 2024, following a year marked... →
Ferromanganese revival hopes raised by Competition Tribunal’s green light
By: Martin Creamer 18th December 2024 The Competition Tribunal approval of the acquisition of ferromanganese major Metalloys in Meyerton, Gauteng, is raising hopes of a revival of South... →
South Africa, Lesotho row puts water project at risk, BD says
By: Bloomberg 13th December 2024 A diplomatic row may further delay the construction of a multi-billion dollar project in Lesotho that’s needed to ward off a water crisis in South... →
Pan African advancing plans for another promising gold recovery project west of Joburg
By: Martin Creamer 12th December 2024 A feasibility study on the Soweto Cluster gold recovery project, which like the highly successful Mogale Tailings Retreatment (MTR) is also on... →
Govt urges spaza shop owners to register businesses before deadline
By: Thabi Shomolekae 12th December 2024 With the registration deadline looming for small businesses, spaza shops and other food-handling convenience stores, government warned owners that... →
Final countdown: Tuesday – 17 December is the final day to register your business
12th December 2024 Owners of Small businesses, Spaza Shops and other food handling convenient stores are urged to register their businesses and meet the deadline of... →
ActionSA Requests Minister Dion George to Deny Further CWDPs to CoCT
12th December 2024 ActionSA stands firmly against the possibility of further discharge permits being granted to the City of Cape Town by the Department of Forestry,... →
2024 Year in Review: The political trends that shaped Africa at the quarter century mark
By: In On Africa IOA 11th December 2024 Political developments in 2024 were largely extensions of events from the previous year and further back into the past. Key elections, though... →