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The South African taxpayer can expect to cough up more money before rolling blackouts becomes history.According to the Minster of

More than half of South Africa’s public sector workers look set to accept the government’s final 7.5% salary increase offer

China Energy Engineering Corp. (China Energy) has proposed the construction of a 1,000 megawatt floating solar plant on Zimbabwe’s Karibadam

As if life weren’t hard enough for refugees trying to forge a new life in South Africa, the online system

Thungela Resources, South Africa’s largest exporter of coal burned in power stations, expects sales to drop further this year as

We have reached the end of Human Rights Month. It is a time in which we reflect on the sacrifices

Western Cape activist group Reclaim the City has welcomed Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’s decision to fire Member of the

Speedily bolstering South Africa’s security cluster must be at the heart of the country’s efforts to exit the Financial Action

Businesses along Florida Road in Durban are optimistic that the Open Streets programme will bring back patrons to their establishments.

Workers Indaba Trade Union, HAITU, is expected to march to the Gauteng Department of Health offices to demand that health