This is an edited extract from Attacking the Heart of Apartheid by Yunus Carrim, which tells the story of the MK’s Special Operations Unit
Misleading marketing allows companies such as Astron Energy, BP, Engen, Sasol, Shell and TotalEnergies to avoid taking measures to address the climate crisis
Black economic empowerment has been transformative but it needs to be revisited to broaden its pool of beneficiaries
The energy sector is undergoing profound changes globally. Discussions at the Matla-Urja Energy Conference, held on 27–28 November at Wits Business School, outlined the challenges and opportunities in South Africa and beyond
Courageous Samson Mokoena dedicated his time to fighting pollution and his determination to take on ArcelorMittal saw a landmark court ruling
Life After Coal slams the environment minister’s decision to allow the company further leniency
The company is among 57 in the world responsible for 80% of carbon dioxide emissions
The government has not yet found alternatives for when Sasol ceases to supply gas in June 2026
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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
The company says it remains committed to ambient air quality improvement and legal compliance
Molelle is accused of having received R2 million from the money Mahendren Munsamy allegedly ‘stole’ from former Eskom executive Anoj Singh
Mahendren Munsamy, accused of stealing R420 million from FNB and Sasol, allegedly also stole from Singh
Mahendren Munsamy calls charges against him ‘an assault’ on black fuel sellers
Director of public prosecutions Shamila Batohi asked to drop charges in the fraud case involving the bank and the chemicals firm
Mahendren Munsamy, who allegedly defrauded the banking and chemicals firms, is applying for bail in a separate R7 million theft case
State’s charge sheet fires six counts of environmental infractions at energy giant
Lessons from when Jan Smuts drove the industrialisation of South Africa in the form of electricity and steel to benefit an elite community
Striking collage using found fabrics and a familiar scene shows how ‘history repeats itself’ and that we can learn from it and overcome its brutal lessons
The company’s earnings have soar given the energy crunch caused by Russia’s war on Ukraine — and it’s betting on another fossil fuel to carry it into the future
The criminal case relates to a complaint brought by a former Sasol employee-turned-whistleblower, Ian Erasmus
Jump in price of gas to be challenged in court as controversy roils
Pantry by Marble is disrupting the forecourt shop status quo by offering restaurant-quality services on site
Preliminary results show significantly elevated levels of hydrogen sulphide around the Irene monitoring station in Centurion on 7 June
Sasol has said the levels of sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulphide were below the limits prescribed by its atmospheric emissions licences
The province may be in for a heavy stench as the winds blow in from Mpumalanga. The M&G looks back at the events that contributed to this state of affairs
The petro-chemicals producer said its quarterly volume outlook may also be negatively affected
Company says ‘no conclusive evidence’ on whether the Secunda operation’s activities and the observed dead fish are related
Because of their lack of oil refineries, African countries become vulnerable to fluctuations on global markets
The department of forestry, fisheries and the environment has finalised its criminal investigation into the petrochemical company’s alleged industrial pollution of the Vaal River.
Eskom has had 11 chief executives and countless board changes in 10 years, and its condition remains just as critical. Will another reshuffle make a difference?
South Africa’s biggest polluters but they say they’re turning the ship around, but concerns remain over the use of gas as a fossil fuel in their proposals