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The state’s ability to spy on people’s communication without informing them is unconstitutional and its ability to conduct bulk surveillance

They started off invading construction sites in KwaZulu-Natal (Kzn), demanding 30% of the contract work. Then it spread to Gauteng,

Eskom, the state-owned South African power utility with about $30 billion of debt, sought advisers on how to implement a

South Africa’s thermal-coal exports are expected to drop as its main export hub faces growing competition and new cheaper energies

A plan to establish the world’s largest green-energy financing initiative is being threshed out in South Africa, which needs to

A plan to establish the world’s largest green-energy financing initiative is being threshed out in South Africa, which needs to

South Africa prides itself on being a nation based on the rule of law, yet we have ministers who trample

President Cyril Ramaphosa dispatched three officials to seven African nations to discuss how the government is addressing a recent spate

South Africa’s government is drafting a new law that aims at securing it a free stake in all new oil

Deputy Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Bavelile Hlongwa has died in a car accident, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on