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ESKOM

Calib Cassim: Eskom aims to cap load-shedding at stage four
National
/ 7 November 2023

Calib Cassim: Eskom aims to cap load-shedding at stage four

The acting chief executive said it was imperative to bridge the gap of 4000 to 6000 megawatts of dispatchable capacity

By Emsie Ferreira
ANC committee calls out Eskom for blocking 200 megawatts from Namibia, Mozambique
Politics
/ 7 November 2023

ANC committee calls out Eskom for blocking 200 megawatts from Namibia, Mozambique

Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgop has asked for more powers over Eskom board during national working committee meeting

By Lizeka Tandwa
Reforms are not a silver bullet for the energy crisis
Thought Leader
/ 7 November 2023

Reforms are not a silver bullet for the energy crisis

It is imperative that South Africa explore alternatives beyond privatisation

By Andile Zulu
A dated logo is but one of the burdens Eskom bears
Opinion
/ 2 November 2023

A dated logo is but one of the burdens Eskom bears

The entity announced a record loss of R23.9  billion for the financial year ending March 2023

By Ozayr Patel
Mini-budget raises questions about SA’s growth prospects
National
/ 2 November 2023

Mini-budget raises questions about SA’s growth prospects

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has emphasised the need to address supply-side constraints, such as the country’s energy and logistics crises

By Sarah Smit
As state debt grows, government eyes Eskom loan amendments
Business
/ 1 November 2023

As state debt grows, government eyes Eskom loan amendments

The treasury is looking to enforce strict conditions on the power utility, which is viewed as a major risk to the country’s economic outlook

By Sarah Smit
Eskom records R23.9 billion loss
Business
/ 31 October 2023

Eskom records R23.9 billion loss

Eskom acting chief executive Calib Cassim says Eskom expects to see an improvement in its financials in 2025

By Mandisa Nyathi
United position needed on future of Komati
The Green Guardian
/ 30 October 2023

United position needed on future of Komati

Residents say different messages from ministers have cast doubt on the country’s just energy transition

By Mandisa Nyathi
World Bank loan will support South Africa’s energy transition
The Green Guardian
/ 26 October 2023

World Bank loan will support South Africa’s energy transition

The global financier announced that it had approved a $1 billion loan to help the country’s shift to cleaner forms of energy

By Mandisa Nyathi
Makwana says he still has Eskom’s ‘best interests’ at heart
Article
/ 21 October 2023

Makwana says he still has Eskom’s ‘best interests’ at heart

The outgoing chairman told news editors he was shown the door but praises Pravin Gordhan for ‘amicable’ conclusion of his tenure

By Mandisa Nyathi
I am an active SOE shareholder – Gordhan
Opinion
/ 20 October 2023

I am an active SOE shareholder – Gordhan

The public enterprises minister responds to coverage about his conduct at state firms

By Pravin Gordhan
Transnet and the state’s new spin on privatisation
Business
/ 17 October 2023

Transnet and the state’s new spin on privatisation

The government’s draft plan for the beleaguered port and rail operator advances the ideal of an entrepreneurial state

By Sarah Smit
NEC rejects Gordhan’s SOE presentation
Politics
/ 17 October 2023

NEC rejects Gordhan’s SOE presentation

The NEC allegedly suggested that President Cyril Ramaphosa explore giving the electricity minister more powers at Eskom

By Lizeka Tandwa
Eskom welcomes coal theft syndicate crackdown
The Green Guardian
/ 13 October 2023

Eskom welcomes coal theft syndicate crackdown

The revenue service said the syndicates significantly contribute to the energy crisis and load-shedding

By Mandisa Nyathi
Gordhan’s dangerous board games
Politics
/ 13 October 2023

Gordhan’s dangerous board games

The minister’s conduct was called into question during this week’s national working committee meeting, sources said

By Lizeka Tandwa, Sarah Smit and Mandisa Nyathi
Former Eskom chair Makgoba calls out ‘meddlesome’ Pravin Gordhan
National
/ 12 October 2023

Former Eskom chair Makgoba calls out ‘meddlesome’ Pravin Gordhan

The minister’s leadership style is marred by micro-management and interference, according to industry leaders

By Mandisa Nyathi
Load-shedding obscures the understanding of South Africa’s air quality
The Green Guardian
/ 11 October 2023

Load-shedding obscures the understanding of South Africa’s air quality

Authorities reported that most air quality monitoring stations were frequently offline due to ongoing power blackouts

By Sheree Bega
Treasury extends deadline for Eskom municipal debt write-off
Business
/ 10 October 2023

Treasury extends deadline for Eskom municipal debt write-off

So far, only 28 municipalities have been approved to participate in the programme

By Sarah Smit
Eskom chair Mpho Makwana to step down end of October, Gordhan says
National
/ 9 October 2023

Eskom chair Mpho Makwana to step down end of October, Gordhan says

Makwana’s resignation comes hours after Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said the country was not yet ‘out of the woods’ in terms of load-shedding

By Mandisa Nyathi
Ramokgopa: Eskom making strides in cutting load-shedding
National
/ 9 October 2023

Ramokgopa: Eskom making strides in cutting load-shedding

The power utility is aiming to ensure there are no power cuts during the day and a maximum of level four from the late afternoons this week

By Lyse Comins
Karpowership: ‘State capture on steroids’ deal unearthed
National
/ 6 October 2023

Karpowership: ‘State capture on steroids’ deal unearthed

Battle between Karadeniz and its partners shows what seems to be a plan to trade influence and deals to get Karpowership permits and benefit businesswoman Anna Mokgokong

By Susan Comrie
We increasingly need the courts to defend justice
Thought Leader
/ 4 October 2023

We increasingly need the courts to defend justice

Online news articles in September were dominated by references to courts – cadre deployment, contempt, Busisiwe Mkhwebane, Eskom, corruption, Makhanda high court

By Ian Siebörger
Standard Bank ready and willing to aid finance grid expansion
Business
/ 4 October 2023

Standard Bank ready and willing to aid finance grid expansion

The effort, needed for renewable capacity to come online, will cost about R210 billion

By Sarah Smit
Eskom trying to cap load-shedding at stage four for summer
National
/ 27 September 2023

Eskom trying to cap load-shedding at stage four for summer

Eskom’s Calib Cassim said the utility plans to keep capacity losses caused by breakdowns to below 14 500 megawatts

By Mandisa Nyathi
Ramokgopa: Eskom must focus on transmission and expanding the national grid
The Green Guardian
/ 26 September 2023

Ramokgopa: Eskom must focus on transmission and expanding the national grid

The electricity minister warned that if the country took too long to make decisions on transmission expansion, it would add to its electricity crisis

By Mandisa Nyathi
Mozambique’s offer of 100 megawatts stuck in red tape
The Green Guardian
/ 20 September 2023

Mozambique’s offer of 100 megawatts stuck in red tape

Government processes and disputed debt are delaying the power that Mozambique has offered South Africa

By Mandisa Nyathi
Civil servants implicated in state capture resign to avoid prosecution
Politics
/ 19 September 2023

Civil servants implicated in state capture resign to avoid prosecution

The Special Investigation Unit wants to ‘pursue’ those who left to avoid accountability for their actions

By Paddy Harper
Eskom’s newly licenced NTCSA expected to boost energy security
The Green Guardian
/ 19 September 2023

Eskom’s newly licenced NTCSA expected to boost energy security

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan says all critical elements for creating a more dynamic, responsive and competitive electricity industry are in place

By Mandisa Nyathi
The heat is on: Why climate change will leave you gasping for air
Health
/ 18 September 2023

The heat is on: Why climate change will leave you gasping for air

Burning fossil fuels makes the Earth warmer, causing weather patterns to change. In areas with air pollution, this can make it even harder for people with lung diseases to breathe

By Nicole Ludolph and Linda Pretorius
Energy update: Diesel supply back on track, Kusile ahead of schedule
National
/ 17 September 2023

Energy update: Diesel supply back on track, Kusile ahead of schedule

Units one to three will be restored to service sooner than expected, likely meaning less load-shedding, electricity minister promises

By Emsie Ferreira
Lamola insists there is progress in prosecuting state capture cases
Politics
/ 15 September 2023

Lamola insists there is progress in prosecuting state capture cases

Apart from seven cases before court, dozens more are under investigation, the minister told parliament

By Eyaaz Matwadia
The Naicker family: cashing in on government dysfunction
National
/ 13 September 2023

The Naicker family: cashing in on government dysfunction

The Naicker family built a multi-billion-rand empire renting water tankers and yellow plant to government. Bitter family feuds and allegations of collusion threaten to bring them crashing down

By Susan Comrie and Amabhungane
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