Antony Sguazzin
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Karpowership to pursue projects despite setbacks
Turkish company says it will resubmit applications to moor ship-mounted power plants at Coega, Saldana, and Richards Bay → Read More
Eskom admits it will miss power output targets at coal plants
The state-owned power utility said in January it would increase output from six struggling facilities by the end of March → Read More
Russia-linked firm donated R15m to ANC’s electoral conference
United Manganese of Kalahari, of which Viktor Vekselberg is an investor, is the joint biggest donor to the party in the quarter ending December → Read More
Karpowership denies it is corrupt and wants retraction from De Ruyter
Turkish company rejects ‘any allegations of impropriety on its part’ and insinuations of graft → Read More
‘The crocodile is feeling the boiling water,’ Zimbabwe’s opposition says
The head of Citizens Coalition for Change, Nelson Chamisa, will present the biggest challenge to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is running for a second term of office → Read More
Expansion proposal will be on the agenda for Brics in 2023
More than a dozen countries have asked to join, says SA ambassador Anil Sooklal → Read More
Eskom seeks nod to pollute more as it tries to keep the lights on
The power utility has asked the environmental affairs department to allow it to bypass the unit that removes a toxic gas from emissions at Kusile → Read More
Transnet pins hopes on private companies to run ports and railways
Plans include creating a rolling-stock leasing firm for its rail network and outsourcing the operation of a dry bulk terminal at Richards Bay → Read More
Zimbabwe’s opposition would win a free and fair election, survey shows
Three-fifths of participants blame the ruling Zanu-PF for the country’s two-decade economic crisis → Read More
Success for Kruger in battle against rhino poaching, but KZN struggles
A total of 40% fewer rhino were killed in the Kruger National Park in 2022 than in 2021 → Read More
SA makes fresh inquiries about electricity supply from Turkey’s Karpowership
The approach follows a stalled attempt to procure 1,220MW of emergency power from the company, a process that’s been mired in legal battles → Read More
Environmental ruling for Karpowership due by March 7
If approval is granted, Karpowership could deliver electricity 14-15 months → Read More
SA dismisses furore about naval exercise with Russia and China
This comes as international relations and co-operation minister Naledi Pandor is to meet Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday → Read More
Anglo American turned a blind eye to Zambian lead poisoning, court told
The group lawsuit, filed in SA because Anglo was headquartered in Johannesburg when it held a stake in the Broken Hill mine in Kabwe, follows several similar cases → Read More
This is how SA plans to get more power to the population
The first of more than 100 privately owned power plants being developed will connect to the grid by the end of 2023 → Read More
ANC wants direct reference to job creation in Reserve Bank remit
Employment creation is implied in the central bank's mandate but should have explicit mention, says Godongwana → Read More
Naledi Pandor says blackouts are an attack on SA
The minister of international relations and co-operation called breakdowns ‘an oppositional act against South Africa.com’ → Read More
Energy department to oversee Eskom
President Cyril Ramaphosa said the energy department will take over responsibility for overseeing Eskom, which has been failing to meet the nation’s power demand since 2008. → Read More
Ramaphosa plays down suggestion central bank mandate change is imminent
It requires a constitutional amendment, it’s not just a matter you embark on, Ramaphosa said → Read More
A guide to the ANC’s policy proposals
Agenda includes load-shedding, social grants, Reserve Bank independence, immigration rules and SOEs → Read More