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CEPPWAWU supports Cosatu National Day of Action
6th July 2023 COSATU programmes are CEPPWAWU programmes. The challenges highlighted by COSATU that prompted COSATU to embark on action are actually the lived... →
Limpopo coal mine decarbonising through cost-cutting solar power agreement 
By: Martin Creamer 5th July 2023 Financial close has been achieved for the 68 MW Lephalale solar project to supply renewable energy to the Grootegeluk coal mine in Limpopo. This... →
Updated loadshedding code includes up to 16 stages to reduce grid-collapse risk
By: Terence Creamer 4th July 2023 A new and updated edition of the loadshedding code of practice, which includes up to 16 stages of loadshedding, has been finalised by and expert... →
ActionSA Cautiously Welcomes Health Department Investigation into Hospital’s Dubious Coal Tender
3rd July 2023 ActionSA notes and cautiously welcomes the internal investigation instituted by the Department of Health in Limpopo that relates to the coal tender... →
Zondo at Your Fingertips: new book offers an accessible and condensed version of South Africa’s ambitious corruption inquiry
3rd July 2023 Anti-corruption activist Paul Holden has done South Africa a great favour by summarising the work of the judicial commission that probed massive... →
South Africa needs to deal with 'energy poverty' – Mantashe
By: Bloomberg 30th June 2023 South Africa must balance the need to cut emissions with increasing electricity access and developing its natural resources, according to the... →
Least-cost foundation
By: Terence Creamer 30th June 2023 There is no question that South Africa truly does need to update its Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), with the demand, supply and technology cost... →
Eskom debt plan can reduce South Africa risks, Moody’s says
By: Bloomberg 29th June 2023 South Africa’s plan to provide its struggling power utility debt relief and potentially write off municipalities’ arrears to Eskom Holdings will... →
