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South Africa must end its coal habit. But it's at odds about when and how
28th February 2019 South Africa’s power utility Eskom is in crisis. In recent weeks, this has been brought home to South Africa’s 58-million citizens as major power... →
Freight rates drop as more ships become available – Assore 
By: Martin Creamer 27th February 2019 Freight rates have dropped quite substantially since the iron-ore tailings dam tragedy in Brazil ,with more vessels becoming available, Assore CEO... →
DA: Deputy President Mabuza not the right man to rescue Eskom
21st February 2019 Once again this house convenes for an urgent debate on the power cuts crisis that is crippling our country. Almost 10 years ago, this house sat to... →
Inclusion of strategic partner in grid company ‘not privatisation’
By: Terence Creamer 21st February 2019 Finance Minister Tito Mboweni insists that the inclusion of a strategic equity partner in the national grid company to be formed in mid-2019 as a... →
What a major offshore gas find means for South Africa's energy future
14th February 2019 Many South African politicians, economists and specialists in the energy sector are celebrating the news that a promising show of natural gas has... →
Bosasa employee details security upgrades at homes of ANC top leaders, magistrate 
By: African News Agency 31st January 2019 Bosasa, now known as African Global Operations, installed security upgrades costing R300 000 at three properties owned by African National Congress... →
Brown and Gigaba back under the spotlight as parliamentary inquiry adopts Eskom report
By: African News Agency 28th November 2018 The parliamentary inquiry into Eskom recommends in its final report that former ministers Lynne Brown and Malusi Gigaba be summoned to appear... →
Minister Mantashe Meets With Industry CEOs
22nd October 2018 Minister of Mineral Resources Gwede Mantashe met with the executive of the Minerals Council and CEOs in the coal and platinum sectors this... →
