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The DA believes that Minister Cele’s power over IPID compromises its independence and will therefore table a Private Members Bill to amend the IPID Act.
Public Investment Corporation appointed Abel Sithole as its chief executive officer, filling a position that’s been vacant since his predecessor was removed 18 months ago over accusations of questionable investment decisions.
Fuel and chemical maker Sasol is not divesting its downstream fuel retail business as part of its ongoing asset disposal process.
The SAA joint BRPs would like to provide clarity on a press statement issued from flysaa entitled “South African Airways Looks Forward to Resuming Domestic Services”.
Development Bank of Southern Africa says it’s under pressure to keep disbursing loans to countries trying to cope with the fallout from the Covid-19 crisis.
South Africa’s state-owned Central Energy Fund is considering buying assets that have been put on the block by fuel and chemical maker Sasol.
Cape Town, SA’s second-biggest city, says it could buy its own renewable energy within five to six years if it wins a court case against the government.
The economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic has turned South Africa’s typically hawkish monetary policy committee into doves.
Debt-laden Eskom is cutting costs as a nationwide lockdown causes electricity sales to plummet, further straining the utility’s already precarious finances.
In line with WHO guidelines, the rate of new Covid-19 infections in SA must slow before we can lift the lockdown, says Health Minister Zweli Mkhize.