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COSATU denounces NERSA’s callous decision to approve an 18% electricity tariff increase for Eskom which will be a big blow to all.
South Africa’s freight rail operator has failed to finalise an agreement with a Chinese supplier of locomotives that would have helped it to repair coaches, get equipment and boost capacity on its lines.
The DA believes Transnet CEO Portia Derby should be dismissed because of her appalling track record, which has led to the SOE being run into the ground and close to liquidation.
The President must appoint a competent person to the critical transport portfolio who is able to bring stability and accountability.
Today the South African Police Service was ordered by the Labour Court to pay R300,000 in damages to Colonel Annemarie Oosthuizen.
A southern African regional force helping Mozambique fight Islamic State-linked rebels is investigating a video circulating on social media that depicts two uniformed soldiers throwing what appears to be a dead body onto a pile of burning debris.
President Ramaphosa has downplayed suggestions of a change in the central bank’s mandate – an amendment that will take some time.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the energy department will take over responsibility for overseeing state utility Eskom Holdings, which has been failing to meet the nation’s power demand since 2008.
Within hours of Eskom CEO André de Ruyter’s submitting his resignation last month, someone tried to poison him with cyanide.
Water levels at the Kariba reservoir plunged to a record low of less than 1%, curtailing the power supply to Zambia and Zimbabwe and curtailing the fishing industry.