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The rain expected between December and March may impact coal handling and feeding to the boilers with a potential impact on generation production. Photo: Madelene Cronje

Not science fiction: SA may soon have too much electricity

Promising no load-shedding this winter, Eskom says it is ahead of schedule in building new units and won’t rule out dabbling in nuclear.

It remains to be seen if Gordhan will be able to prevent bad decisions from being made.

Budget 2016: Relief for individual taxpayers

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has provided fiscal drag relief of R5.5-billion for individuals “focusing on lower- and middle-income earners”.

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg testifies about how information was hacked from Facebook users and used in the United States’s 2016 elections. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP)

SA is in ‘extra time’ over Agoa – Rob Davies

The trade and industry minister insists SA will continue talks over the African Growth and Opportunity Act and it is for the US to "blow the whistle".

Randall Carollissen is currently the Group Executive: Revenue Planning, Analysis and Reporting at the South African Revenue Services. He is also the chair of the Council of the University of the Witwatersrand. (SABC)

Business in plot against Zuma, says Lindiwe Zulu

Some ANC leaders say bosses manipulated the markets to topple the president and that he is under siege by capitalists and anti-Zuma campaigners.

Pravin Gordhan cautious about nuclear deal

The new finance minister insists that government will only fund projects if it has the money to do so.

The targeting of large buildings appears to be part of a new military tactic by Israel.

Behind Nene’s firing: Meet the new boss, so different from the old one

David van Rooyen’s business deals make him seem more like a small-town hustler than an impresario on the national black economic empowerment stage.

The targeting of large buildings appears to be part of a new military tactic by Israel.

Behind Nene’s firing: Meet the new boss, so different from the old one

David van Rooyen’s business deals make him seem more like a small-town hustler than an impresario on the national black economic empowerment stage.