Necsa ruling highlights ministerial overreach – Ivo Vegter
Independent SA columnist Ivo Vegter explores the background and the consequences of ministerial unlawful interference in state enterprises.
Independent SA columnist Ivo Vegter explores the background and the consequences of ministerial unlawful interference in state enterprises.
With South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s inauguration over, the focus now turns to who he will appoint to his new cabinet.
South Africa’s Energy Minister Jeff Radebe removed Luvo Makasi as chairman of the nation’s Central Energy Fund, citing “serious allegations.”
South Africa plans to expand use of renewable power as the coal-dependent nation expects traditional, centralised generation plants to “disappear,” Energy Minister Jeff Radebe said.
South Africa is mulling committing to doubling the amount of electricity it will buy from a proposed multibillion-dollar hydro power plant in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
South Africa is back on track with its renewable energy programme after two years of uncertainty and government backtracking on its commitments to this multibillion-rand industry.
In this interview RMB Investment Banking Transactor Keith Webb looks at what the years ahead hold for South Africa’s energy mix.
Independent reports are being received by EE Publishers that energy minister Jeff Radebe has requested the Necsa board to provide reasons why it should not be removed.
In 2016 Barbara Hogan and Simon Lincoln Reader appeared on the BBC’s ‘The Documentary’ series – on the very subject of that subcontinental organised crime family who now reside in Dubai.
Standard Bank has allocated R10 billion to fund energy projects in South Africa as the continent’s largest lender by assets grows more confident in its home market and invests in riskier ventures.