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Eskom faces myriad challenges. UCT’s Professor Anton Eberhard poses questions to the state-owned entitity’s CEO, André de Ruyter.
“The decline in emissions of climate warming gases is a decade earlier than planned and will result from the adoption of a tougher goal.”
“Considering all the spin-offs expected from the site’s redevelopment, over 15,000 jobs will be lost,” reports MyBroadband.
“Eskom’s transition to renewable energy ‘will be difficult, if not impossible,’ without a solution to its debt woes, according to David Masondo.”
Already mired in delays and disputes, SA’s emergency power procurement programme is threatened with further setbacks.
“We have a lot of infrastructure that needs to be fixed. That is where jobs are going to come from,” said Paul Mashatile.
David Maynier, the Western Cape Provincial Minister, discusses the value of Amazon locating its Southern Africa head office in Cape Town.
Head of Legal and Investigations at Corruption Watch Karam Singh gives his views on the court ruling, sentencing Jacob Zuma to 15 months in prison.
Mario Rosingana draws on his life’s work as an auditor and his love of land and community when he shares his plan for Southern Africa’s richest assets.
As the pandemic continues to wreak economic havoc, there are a few ways that a struggling small business can do to ensure its survival.