While South Africa’s plan is bold, all types of technologies are needed to solve the crisis and ensure that the system has capacity and can withstand the transition
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s peace mission to Ukraine and Russia shows what happens when politics sinks to the absurd
Submissions are being considered and a decision will follow by Thursday
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has approved one licence instead of the three needed to get the National Transmission Company of South Africa up and running
Accused number two, Bongani Ntanzi, denies being in contact with other suspects
Extreme weather has pounded three continents this month
If you still think climate change is a problem for the future, you had better think again
Former residents and victims who allege they suffered and witnessed abuse at the mission are angry about the ‘weak’ findings of a commission’s investigation
The government is yet to say how much it cost to commission the statues but no matter how much it spent, this would have made some difference in the lives of the people of Mthatha
But a political analyst contends statues can be unifying symbols as they celebrate South Africa’s liberation
Malema’s iron fist leadership will cause future problems in the fledgling party
Hammered by double floods, riots, load-shedding and now the torching of trucks on freeways, the city’s business leaders are battling to keep hope alive
She is fighting for precedents that will define the future of women’s athletics. In whatever battles are to come she deserves our full support
Tiaan Eilerd has said the government must be held responsible when it releases an offender who goes on to commit murder or rape
On July 9, looting and violence started in KwaZulu-Natal and the scars of those eight terrible days are still red and angry
From meh to moreish, a mixed grill of cookery books offer homespun delights and fancy fusion
This was his faultless dancer’s farewell to a festival which he has also graced as a choreographer and innovator
Msaki returns to Makhanda with her exhibition ‘Del’ukufa’, to move forward and heal
Despite our fears of National Health Insurance NHI being driven by fears of corruption and limited state capacity, the issue of equal access to healthcare for all cannot be dismissed by the fear of what the 16% may lose
The trend of wealth departing our shores is severely discouraging and political and economic reform is needed to stem the tide
Khulekani Skhosana says the sanctions are a ‘medal of honour’
Italy bids farewell to an era defined by his unique brand of flamboyance and controversy, leaving behind a complex legacy that will continue to shape the country’s political landscape for years to come
He navigated fraught and complex sociopolitical terrain for decades, both on and beyond the pitch
Cholera outbreak has been a ‘big lesson’ for the government, penitent president says, while promising to fix the problems
Godongwana’s decision follows 56 public comments covering a broad spectrum of accounting, auditing, governance, legal principles and public interest issues that were raised
The language used to describe Eskom’s crisis and the ways in which the utility’s management have divided into opposing camps offers fascinating insights
On Thursday night, metered-taxi drivers allegedly attacked e-hailing operators at designated pick-up and drop zones near Maponya Mall
Local and international studies indicate that renewable energy systems, if well managed, are still a secure and least cost option
Mikel Arteta’s work-in-progress squad made the fans believe — and placed football on notice
The parliamentary committee will also call Business Unity South Africa’s head to talk about the intelligence probe the former chief executive initiated
However, the decreased number of attacks does not mean peace has descended upon Cabo Delgado
Louis Tshakoane and his son, held over fraud after four years as fugitives, were allegedly harboured by the self-proclaimed prophet in Malawi and South Africa