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ESG in Private Equity Funds: Insights from the Super Return Conference 2023
3rd August 2023 The integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors has become a crucial consideration for investors across various asset... →
Only approved inverters to be accepted from October, warns City of Cape Town 
By: Irma Venter 25th July 2023 The City of Cape Town has announced that all solar photovoltaic (PV) and/or battery systems connected to the wiring of a building must be... →
Eskom system operator doesn’t foresee grid instability should both Koeberg units be offline simultaneously 
By: Terence Creamer 19th July 2023 Eskom’s system operator GM, Isabel Fick, does not foresee the Western Cape power grid being materially destabilised if both of Koeberg’s two... →
Food producers warn of higher prices as infrastructure crumbles
By: Reuters 5th July 2023 South African food producers, among the biggest on the continent, are spending hundreds of millions of rand mitigating prolonged rolling power... →
Gold prospecting bid in Limpopo being underpinned by brickmaking revenue stream
By: Martin Creamer 3rd July 2023 The need for sand to make bricks has resulted in Limpopo entrepreneur stumbling upon a gold prospect for which a prospecting licence application... →
City moves to cushion residents from increasing services costs
28th June 2023 City of Johannesburg’s Member of the Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Finance, Cllr Dada Morero, said the City is trying hard to protect its residents... →
Rand Water's Operational Failures: DA will continue fight on breach of constitutional right
19th June 2023 Many representatives of the DA in Gauteng have been receiving calls from residents expressing grave concerns about the interruption of water supply... →
Sudan's war exacts deadly toll on dialysis patients, leaves bodies rotting
By: Reuters 15th June 2023 Kidney dialysis patients are dying and dead bodies have been left to decompose in a morgue and in city streets as Sudan's war rages on, despite... →
