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Biorefinery facility launched to address biomass waste challenges

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Mar 2018

The BIDF will boost South Africa’s industrial competitiveness

Fuel fund oil sale to be challenged in court

Article Athandiwe Saba - 16 Mar 2018

The Central Energy Fund is going to court over the sale of South Africa's oil reserves

Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s legal fees cost the SABC R22m

Article Paul Herman - 15 Mar 2018

The SABC had to fork out R22-million to defend former chief operations officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng during his tumultuous tenure at the broadcaster

Spokesperson: All is well at SABC

Article Dalaine Krige - 15 Dec 2017

Kaizer Kganyago confirms staff members are still picketing outside the SABC but that, despite this, programmes have not been disrupted.

MPs to get science classes

Article Staff Reporter - 9 Dec 2017

Political buy-in is vital to science and research, particularly in a constrained economic environment.

Editorial: JZ nukes protocol for his own agenda

Article Editorial - 20 Oct 2017

Amid the long series of Gupta emails, it can be easy to lose sight of the other instance of “state capture” — or even “country capture”.

President Jacob Zuma implements his 11th Cabinet reshuffle

Article Dineo Bendile - 17 Oct 2017

This is the 12th Cabinet reshuffle Zuma has effected since he assumed office in 2009.

Energy minister slips up on oil plan

Article Athandiwe Saba - 22 Sep 2017

Energy Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has allegedly put investigations into the controversial sale of barrels of the country’s fuel reserve on ice

SA green energy hit by doubt

Article Staff Reporter - 15 Sep 2017

The state’s inertia has cost the country jobs and investment, and the decision to drop what it will pay is a blow to energy producers

R200m oil deal probe in a skid

Article Athandiwe Saba - 1 Sep 2017

Despite a damning report nothing has been done to bring  the culprits to book

Minister set to ‘cripple’ energy fund

Article Athandiwe Saba - 22 Aug 2017

Moving the state-owned mining company to Mosebenzi Zwane’s control has sparked new fears of state capture and conflict of interests

Ex-SSA man given top energy post

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Apr 2017

The new minister says: ‘He’s not here as a spook ... he was my choice ... and not forced on my office’

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