Fuel prices are expected to increase by at least R3 a litre if the R1.50 reprieve is not extended
There’s always a risk of due diligence becoming a mere box-ticking exercise for big firms, panel discussion hears
The minister of mineral resources and energy has long defended South Africa’s continued use of coal
Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula let slip that she has received legal opinion on how parliament should proceed on the findings of the state capture inquiry and now finds herself accused of stalling
The commission’s urgent application to the high court was unopposed and it now has until 15 June to deliver the final chapter of its findings on state capture
ANC’s KwaZulu-Natal chairperson Sihle Zikalala lays down the law, warning factions to stop destroying the party.
ESG performance presents an opportunity for involving communities in the decision-making process and reducing costs that might emerge down the line from litigation and fines
Governing party ‘notes’ objections by leaders implicated in the state capture commission reports but reaffirms “principled support”
Not only does gas contribute to climate change, it also does not make economic sense given the carbon tariffs
Party ropes in outsiders to boost its image, with Vusi Pikoli mooted for a position on disciplinary committee and Khensani Kubayi for a crucial economics post
The acting chief justice’s directive that Gwede Mantashe and former president Jacob Zuma be probed for corruption spells more complications for the president in the coming leadership battle
The resignation of former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene after it emerged he had omitted that he had met the Guptas for tea was one of far too few occasions in which we’ve had a prominent ANC member relinquish their duties honourably.
The ANC chairperson said there was no prima facie case or evidence against him in the report and therefore he would not step aside from his position in the party.
Minister tells African Energy Indaba country ‘wants to be island of angels in sea of poverty’
The extent to which Bosasa corrupted the powerful is laid bare in the latest volume of his report on state capture, and Gwede Mantashe and the ruling party is not left unscathed.
The South African United Fishing Front wants discussions between those ‘for and against’ oil and gas exploration in South Africa’s seas
Minerals and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe agrees that green energy is cost competitive and calls for equitable ownership in the sector
‘The government is being taught a lesson,’ says Wild Coast activist of the latest ruling against multinational oil giant Shell
As the president spoke about state capture, opposition MPs murmured disparagingly in a manner previously reserved for his predecessor Jacob Zuma
The president promised that the state will act on the findings of the Zondo commission and vowed to cut red tape to facilitate job creation
The Legal Resources Centre hails court order as stunning victory for indigenous communities along the coast
The ruling party was unbanned 32 years ago on 2 February, but few ANC leaders can be feeling festive today
Selfless leaders and engaged citizens must protect their nations from seeping into failure during their transition to democracy
Fourteen applicants, including small-scale fishers, have filed an urgent application in the Western Cape high court to interdict the Australian-based Searcher Seismic, Searcher Geodata and its seismic vessel BGP Pioneer
They are worried about the effect of blasting on the snoek fishery, which is the basis of their income
The state capture report reveals a governance crisis at state-owned entities. Experts weigh in on how this came to be and what to do about it.
The Legal Resources Centre and Richard Spoor Attorneys are heading to court for urgent interdict against Searcher Seismic, an Australian exploration outfit
ANC chairperson Gwede Mantashe says the minister of tourism and a member of the party’s national executive committee was expressing her personal views when she attacked the integrity of the judiciary and the Constitution.
Even a country with citizens as fractious and fractured as South Africa is showing signs of unity to save the sea off the Wild Coast.
The ruling party’s chairperson says the findings of the inquiry into state capture should be used to rebuild the ANC rather than prosecute its leaders
Judge Gerald Bloem sustained the argument from affected local communities that the oil giant had failed to consult and to refute their evidence that it would cause lasting harm to marine life
Groups opposed to multinational’s offshore search for oil and gas say that the energy minister shows his ignorance by blaming white environmentalists for wanting to ‘protect butterflies’