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
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
Sport can be a powerful force for good but in the wrong hands it can also be used help normalise hatred
Terrifying example of how the poor functioning of state-owned enterprises – particularly Eskom and Transnet – have negatively impacted the mining sector
After getting the green light from Washington for tanks, Ukraine’s president is pleading for fighter jets to defend his country from Russia
Fresh billions will allow the appointment of 15 000 police trainees and prosecutors with skill in bringing financial crimes to court
The finance minister said South Africa still needs to address shortcomings but hopes the sanctions will not be severe
The money will go towards clearing the airline’s historic debt and may not be the last downpayment
Homes, roads and bridges destroyed as two more sluice gates opened
Putin’s misguided invasion of Ukraine has led to turmoil in the world, and the poor suffer the most, but African leaders lack the courage to castigate Russia
Call for Eastern Cape judge president to step aside over sexual harassment and hearings begin in misconduct charges against Gauteng judge Makhubele
In his scathing state of the nation address to Russian lawmakers, Putin also vowed that Russia would keep fighting in Ukraine ahead of the first anniversary of the military campaign
The move comes after the new Free State executive committee decided to restructure the provincial government following meetings with top ANC officials
The leader has fallen from grace, disappointing the electorate and donors with his failure to deal with corruption
Lining up behind America’s militarism in this war is not the road to a more peaceful and just world.
Illegal land occupation and alleged corruption plague the city’s unstable administrations
Inanda heritage route museum and the Phoenix Settlement that Gandhi founded to uplift the community no longer have any major donors
The sections render asylum seekers ‘undocumented’ if they do not renew visas within one month of expiry date
Are we falling out of love with the city or are we just vexed that our treasured streets have been tainted by dishonesty?
Local governments back many projects where people can grow vegetables in urban areas, but researchers say that it’s not enough to curb hunger
Although the city seems to be stabilising politically, it is heading for an uncertain financial future
Council said it would withdraw all allegations, including that Phakeng misled the senate and had a role in the resignation of executives
An energy action plan is slowly taking shape, with significant milestones reached recently, including obtaining a licence for Eskom’s new transmission company
Eskom said that the increase in the theft and vandalism of its infrastructure in Gauteng was posing a threat to its liquidity and mandate to provide electricity to residents.
More than 82 people a day are murdered in the country
Motor trade sales increased by 16.6% in December with the biggest contributors being new vehicle sales, fuel sales and workshop income
Governing party says it agreed on the reconfiguration of the municipal committees to sharpen and strengthen its service delivery machinery
Taking an e-ride is an anxiety filled experience
The instability of uneasy alliances means there is no prospect of long-term planning. The electorate must draw a clear line against opportunists
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