Telkom plans to retrench 15% of its employees across the group as the sector rebalances after the online boom during the pandemic
Three former party members have filed an application challenging the DA cessation laws that were used to give them the boot
There will be enormous logistical problems given that 18 parties are contesting, the number of contestants at various levels, and the security issues
Description of new species was a 37-year-long labour of love for Eastern Cape palaeontologist
The top priority must be to take swift action to get off the greylist, restore SA’s reputation and regain the global community’s trust, party says
Chief Justice Zondo concedes it has taken too long to set up the committee but that a draft document is already on the cards
The county’s deteriorating security situation and its fragile economy are two of the biggest issues the victor will have to deal with
Three frontrunners and one dark horse – will citizens get the change they want and deserve?
Financial Action Task Force noted the country made ‘a high-level political commitment’ to work with the watchdog to tackle money laundering
Our uncle in the load-shedding business sits on his couch and faces zero accountability
As a country, our struggling economy is hitched to both the prospects of the East and the West. Being frozen out by any of them, would be punishing for all
The self-proclaimed prophet and his allies were shielded by NPA advocates, a damning investigation by the Hawks finds
Calls for two judges accused of crime to step aside while a third appears before Judicial Conduct Tribunal on a complaint of impeachable misconduct
The appointment comes a day after the board said it had reached a “mutual agreement” with Andre De Ruyter that he should exit immediately
If his ‘exit interview’ was to be explosive, the former Eskom chief executive should come out with the names of those ministers who are corrupt
Secretary general gives De Ruyter 10 days to produce evidence for claims of corrupt ANC leaders in Eskom accusing him of meddling in politics
Sources on the board of Eskom believe that chief financial officer Calib Cassim will take over as the next CEO
The finance minister’s commitment to toeing the line may send positive signals to ratings agencies, but at what cost?
DA calls former Eskom chief executive De Ruyter ‘brave’, thanks him for his service
Anyone still waiting for Pretoria to launch a social media projectile at Moscow is sorely disillusioned
The biggest highlight of the budget was the support to aid individuals and businesses to source alternative energy sources
‘Significant intervention’ is needed or the power crisis will deteriorate further, council says
With the country in its 115th day of load-shedding, De Ruyter leaves with immediate effect after accusing the ANC of seeing Eskom as a “eating trough” in an explosive interview
The newly elected ANC Free State chairperson is expected to make a complete overhaul in his cabinet in the coming weeks
Various financing companies are offering consumers the option to pay a monthly fee for solar energy and they will own the equipment after a certain period of time
What does Louis Vuitton’s appointment of Pharrell Williams tell us? Expect the unexpected
Terrifying example of how the poor functioning of state-owned enterprises – particularly Eskom and Transnet – have negatively impacted the mining sector
The debt relief amounts to almost as much as the power utility has received in bailouts since 2008
South Africa’s economic crisis, which will be laid bare in next week’s unemployment data, has robbed us of far more than just jobs
Power utility says the high court challenge to the increase is flawed in law, and could mean more load-shedding, or worse, a credit default
Homes, roads and bridges destroyed as two more sluice gates opened
Scientists on both sides weigh in as concerns are raised over animals’ welfare and viability of ambitious project to repopulate Asian savannah
But questions remain over viability of contentious project