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Power outage in Migdol brings agricultural sector to a standstill
22nd November 2019 The Democratic Alliance (DA) in North West is concerned about the incessant power outages in the small farming community of Migdol, close to... →
Solar reducing electricity costs, lowering diesel use 
By: Martin Creamer 20th November 2019 Solar power is playing a major role in reducing daytime electricity bills and lowering diesel use in off-grid diesel consuming areas, says... →
Sars goes to court to recover R200m lost through illicit tobacco trade in decade-old case
By: News24Wire 19th November 2019 The South African Revenue Service has instituted a civil process to recover R200-million it says was lost to the fiscus through the illicit tobacco... →
The transition from fossils to renewables and its impact on consumer prices
11th November 2019 The transition from fossil fuels to cleaner energies is a global pursuit. But it’s faster and more intensive in some countries than others. Take... →
Stage 2 loadshedding from 9:00 today
16th October 2019 Eskom would like to inform South Africans and all its customers that the electricity system has been severely constrained this week. As a result of... →
Load-shedding blamed on broken conveyor belt at Medupi 
By: News24Wire 16th October 2019 Eskom has blamed the severe power constraints in South Africa, and which is triggering Stage 2 load-shedding, on a broken coal conveyor belt at the... →
Godongwana calls for ‘simple’ transfer of R250bn of Eskom debt to sovereign
By: Terence Creamer 1st October 2019 African National Congress (ANC) economic transformation committee head Enoch Godongwana outlined his preference for what he termed a “simple”... →
Global war against drugs reaches Kenya
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 25th September 2019 The first sentencing of a Kenyan on drug trafficking charges took place in New York on 16 August. Baktash Akasha, son of Akasha Abdalla, who built... →
