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DWS: Water levels in the country remain stable
28th March 2019 A weekly dam levels report by the Department of Water and Sanitation indicates a general increase in water reservoirs from 65.9% to 66.2%. However... →
Eskom's 'perfect storm' and how the power utility is managing the crisis 
By: News24Wire 18th March 2019 South Africa has been oscillating between Stage 2 and Stage 4 load shedding since Friday, cutting up to 4 000 MW from the national grid per day.... →
Competition Commission: Latest decisions by the Competition Commission
8th March 2019 Key decisions on mergers and acquisitions Dis-Chem Pharmacies Limited (Dis-Chem) v Mundel Gien (Pty) Ltd trading as Springbok Pharmacy (Springbok... →
DA: More needed to transform festival from thorny problem to sparkling attraction
7th March 2019 The cancellation of the controversial Diamonds & Dorings festival for 2019 is an acknowledgment of the folly in awarding a flagship event of the... →
DA: Sylvia Lucas’s last opportunity for introspection falls short
21st February 2019 The DA is disappointed, but not surprised, by the utter lack of substance offered by ANC premier Sylvia Lucas today in her State of the Province... →
Fireballs and lights: Senegal's president promises a brighter future
By: Reuters 19th February 2019 In a campaign video featuring images of fireballs and flashing lights, Senegalese President Macky Sall is depicted in front of an express train, a... →
Msimanga says R20bn in irregular expenditure identified in Gauteng
By: African News Agency 14th February 2019 Former Tshwane mayor Solly Msimanga, who is the now the Democratic Alliance (DA) Gauteng premier candidate, on Thursday said that under Premier... →
DA: DA calls for partial low pressure system to replace Sol’s nightly water cuts
31st January 2019 The Democratic Alliance (DA) in the Northern Cape is calling on Sol Plaatje Municipality to better deal with the ongoing water crisis in Kimberley... →
