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Andrew Kenny writes on the life or death decision at Kusile power station in Mpumalanga – with serious potential consequences.
Julius Malema dominated the news last week with his planned national shutdown, the nation seemed to cower before him, as if awestruck.
The Green movement and Greenpeace may just be preventing the development of poor nations – an elitism and imperialism against humanity.
In this piece by Andrew Kenny, he argues that the minimum wage is a key factor in increasing poverty and unemployment.
Andrew Kenny writes on the alleged ‘nonsensical’ claims De Ruyter has made about renewable energy for the grid.
Andrew Kenny writes on South Africa’s current functionality and the controversial debate: is life better or worse after Apartheid?
Andrew Kenny gives his insight on the ANC national spokesman, Peter Mabe’s reply to the ANC’s record on electricity supply.
Andrew Kenny writes an opinion piece on nuclear power and how the ANC is eroding the goodwill in our nation.
The problems at state power company Eskom Holdings are the biggest threat to the South African economy. we now have massive tariff increases.
South Africa is a tale of two cities: the peaceful beauty of wealthy suburbs juxtaposed with the poverty and violence found in many of its townships and squatter camps.