The Competition Commission’s orders against construction firms over graft has raised the ire of local governments, who are demanding their money back.
US stresses that pledge of 10 000MW is an investment, not a hand-out to the poor.
But private investors and the government face a number of hurdles before the project gets going.
Survey shows that the rise in the sub-Saharan emerging market may have caught some napping.
Growth in unsecured lending remains high.
Commentators suspect the executive does not want Eskom to lose its stranglehold on the grid.
But tariffs are also determined by medical inflation, including the cost of service providers.
Report suggests that UK can supply energy for 25 years.
Marc Rich dealt with whoever he liked, and apartheid South Africa was no exception.
Can he reinvent it? Who knows, but he says it will be fun trying.
The device with a tiny screen in front of your right eye may not be everyone’s dream.
But the mining industry’s troubles go way beyond trying to rebuild the peace.
Spending on infrastructure has more than doubled under the current administration and is expected to total R1-trillion by next year’s election.
The metal price has plummeted but a weaker local currency has taken some pressure off the mines.
Zimbabwe’s business sector is hoping for peaceful and credible elections and a clarification on policy in order to foster economic growth.
Treaty likely to be finalised soon.
Foreign direct investment projects by local firms have shot up by more than 500% in the past decade.
Critics say reform policy has done little to improve food security or the agricultural business sector.
The head of the institution’s budget office will be advising committees on how to settle their Bills.
Researchindicates that entrepreneurs generate disproportionately high levels of social and economic benefits compared with larger corporations.
Every year thousands of people around the world die on the road when their vehicles crash into a traffic light or lamp pole.
The family-run business OBC Chickens was founded in 1987 and franchised in 1998.
Even though Denel is going through challenging times, the private defence manufacturing sector seems to be thriving.
Andrew Stark, general manager of Flight Centre’s corporate traveller brand, outlines how SME clients can make the most of their travel budgets.
Indie journalism should be ripe for a kickstart, but microfunding might take more than it gives.
Gross domestic product is a powerful political tool — but it hides more than it reveals.
Nersa says that municipalities may buy surplus power generated by small energy suppliers without getting a licence for each one.
The commission’s limited prescription period means a lot of rot may have gone under the radar.
But the airline’s local business affiliates are not responsible for its delayed takeoff.
Last year was tough for foreign direct investment (FDI) globally.
The country must drop the politics, look at what’s right for its people, and start collecting those taxes.
Unless we invest in scientific research, we will continue to lag behind other developing economies.