Soweto residents lose first round in battle over electricity
Several hundred Soweto residents got blown out of the Johannesburg High Court on Wednesday, after asking the judge for an
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Would Telkom be foolish to bet the farm on Cell C?
On paper, at least, it makes sense. Telkom would use its far superior balance sheet to buy a weaker rival,
‘Eskom is refusing generation audit’ – Nersa
Officials of energy regulator Nersa last week told a meeting of its electricity subcommittee that Eskom is refusing to cooperate
SA’s rugby win gives boost to nation’s supermarkets
South Africa’s rugby team united the nation with a thrilling World Cup win earlier this month — and a stuttering
SAA says strike could push airline towards collapse
South African Airways (SAA) said on Wednesday it might never recover if a strike by labour unions goes ahead this week,
SAA workers to go on strike from Friday – trade unions
Cabin crew and other workers at South African Airways (SAA) will go on strike on Friday over the struggling state
SOE job cuts gather pace, unions balk
South Africa’s post office is cutting several hundred jobs, the second state-owned company in as many days to detail plans
How Eskom’s ironclad government guarantee works
Eskom’s bonds, rated deep junk, are the gift that keeps on giving. The securities yield more than the government’s debt,
Eswatini next to suspend SA animal imports after foot and mouth outbreak
ESwatini has suspended animal imports from neighbouring South Africa for a second time this year following another outbreak of foot
Exactly who is entitled to obtain confidential taxpayer information?
South African Revenue Service (Sars) Commissioner Edward Kieswetter does not – for the moment – have to disclose confidential information about