Investing in the Future, Business Award. Winner: Sasol National Envirobox Programme, Environmental and Training for Sustainable Development
The company’s shares have seesawed madly – largely because of the volatility of the oil price and the rand
Two new reports show just how little countries are doing about climate change, and our own failings are laid bare
The numbers don’t add up as emissions from coal-fired power stations are allowed to grow
They are more vulnerable than adults and the effect for their wellbeing is life-long
The trade union and petrochemical company were unable to reach a resolution on Wednesday with the CCMA
Solidarity wants all of its 180 000 members countrywide to down tools in solidarity with those at Sasol
Hundreds of white Solidarity members are on strike over their exclusion from Sasol’s new B-BBEE employee share scheme
Solidarity has since formally informed the CCMA that the trade union would participate in the process
Solidarity says its go-slow will cost the company millions without jeopardising essential fuel supplies
Industrial action will start on Monday, but not all Solidarity members will down tools at the same time
Solidarity claims the new scheme is just about scoring empowerment points
Ways to cushion the knock-on effects, to protect the poor in particular, must – and can – be found
A labour court judge is accused of lying by a complainant who claims he ‘ignored’ his submissions
The minister of energy announced that an implementation framework for a new oil refinery would be finalised this year
A Sinopec bid for Chevron SA has been approved, which could bring high-quality petrol and diesel
To date, most of the large companies to cut ties with McKinsey have been financial institutions such as Nedbank, Standard Bank and Barclays Africa.
The multinational is guilty of selling on Mozambican gas to itself at a huge profit, while not doing enough for the people, a report has alleged
SA’s major polluters are going ahead with plans to offset their emissions, lowering pollution in one place to save money and continue polluting.
Secure the future of your children by hitting back at the energy companies holding governments to ransom, writes David le Page.
The energy firm’s largest investment in the United States is likely to be in jeopardy if the current conditions prevail.
Environmental NGOs write an open letter to the Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa.
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The chemical firm’s appeal against a Competition Tribunal decision could be the catalyst for government to wield the big stick over pricing.
Botswana plans to follow in the footsteps of Sasol in introducing coal-to-liquid fuel technology while the chemical giant turns its focus to gas.
The chemicals giant expects synfuel production for the year to fall in the upper end of the target range as it progresses a number of investments.
The Competition Tribunal has imposed a R534-million penalty on a Sasol subsidiary for over-charging local customers for plastic products.
Respiratory illnesses are taking their toll on South Durban residents, but petrochemical firms deny culpability and won’t cough up for health costs.
A landmark ruling makes it easier for local plastic goods firms to compete with foreign companies.
The SA firm is dismantling a US community to make way for its $21-billion shale gas plant.
Large consumers say Nersa’s new price structure exacerbates Sasol’s monopoly.
Higher oil and chemical prices, favourable currency swings and the weaker rand will increase earnings, says Sasol.
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‘Monopolistic conduct’ stopped others from competing globally, tribunal hears.
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