South African News
SA infrastructure think tank slams Eskom's hiring of foreign engineers
By: African News Agency 14th February 2019 The Infrastructure Research Development Centre (IRDC) said on Thursday it opposed the government's decision to bring in external engineers to... →
What the Competition Amendment Bill means for the economy
By: African News Agency 14th February 2019 Cape Town-based intellectual property law Adams and Adams Attorneys on Thursday welcomed the signing of the Competition Amendment Bill into law by... →
Threat for rhinos still remains despite drop in 2018 poaching numbers
By: African News Agency 14th February 2019 The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) says it remains concerned about the overall status of rhino populations despite official figures from the... →
ANC retains all seven wards in Kimberley by-election
By: African News Agency 14th February 2019 The governing African National Congress (ANC) has retained its seven seats in a by-election at the Sol Plaatjie Municipality in the Northern Cape.... →
Barrick’s Loulo gold mine going solar
By: Martin Creamer 14th February 2019 As part of its cost-reduction me and drive to manage its carbon footprint, the Loulo-Gounkoto gold mine is to install a 24 MW off-grid solar hybrid... →
Barrick advancing autonomous gold production – Bristow 
By: Martin Creamer 14th February 2019 Autonomous production systems and projects are being advanced across Barrick Gold as the group focuses on boosting mining efficiency, new Barrick... →
Mboweni to trim deficit forecast on growth hopes
By: Reuters 14th February 2019 South Africa's Treasury head Tito Mboweni is likely to appease rating agencies and squeeze a tenth of a percentage point off his previous budget... →
IPID boss Robert McBride expected to blow the whistle on capture of law enforcement agencies at Zondo commission
By: News24Wire 14th February 2019 Claims of attempts to capture the South African Police Service, the Hawks and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) are expected to take centre... →
