New Eskom energy company launches in South Africa
On 9 June 2026, Eskom Holdings launched a renewable energy division called Eskom Green.
On 9 June 2026, Eskom Holdings launched a renewable energy division called Eskom Green.
South Africa’s state-owned power utility has launched Eskom Green, saying it would add 5.6GW of new renewable energy by 2030 and 21GW by 2035.
All Weather Capital equity analyst Jared Hoover said the MTN Group’s valuation multiple is still too cheap.
South African motorists are looking at relief at the pumps of over R1 per litre in July, as the over-recovery in prices looks firmer and prospects for the rand and global oil brighten.
For wildlife lovers, few debates are as spirited as choosing Africa’s top game reserve. The discussion often hinges on scenic beauty, accommodation options, accessibility, and affordability. But beneath these surface considerations lie deeper questions about how reserves serve local communities, protect endangered species, and steward biodiversity for generations to come. Inclusive leadership Undoubtedly, the Maasai Mara…
Ebola has again become a serious public health emergency in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and the country, with international partners, has been scrambling to contain it. The World Health Organisation (WHO), national authorities and humanitarian agencies have mobilised expertise, supplies and surveillance support. Yet they are doing so in eastern DRC, where…
The Road Traffic Management Corporation has confirmed a plan to phase out vehicle licence discs due to widespread fraud.
The average South African earning R30,000 a month pays almost half of their salaries to the government.
‘I think Durban has a bad PR problem more than a bad reality; the minute the beach is closed, it’s all over social media and they call it ‘Dirt-ban’ and other things, but the water quality is better than Cape Town’s – and it’s certainly warmer,’ says Marcel Von Aulock, CEO of the JSE-listed hotel…
Insurer records its lowest referral rate of 0.77 per 1 000 claims and an overturn ratio of 3%, reinforcing its strong commitment to fair claims outcomes.