South Africa’s energy regulator is seriously considering a framework that would enable homes and businesses to receive credits for feeding surplus power they generate from rooftop solar panels back into the constrained electricity grid. “There is growing interest from South Read the full story
City Power is exploring new technologies “to mitigate the effects of power cuts”, Transform SA Online learnt from a statement issued by the organisation. Amongst the technologies are installing smart meters, which would enable efficient management of electricity consumption. “Expanding Read the full story
There is some ‘Sir Alex Ferguson’ trait in the 2015 soccer Africa Cup of Nations bound, Bafana Bafana Coach, Ephraim ‘Shakes’ Mashaba. Like the legendary former Manchester United Manager, he is his own man, known by those close to Read the full story
In an article published in Sunday Times 5 January 2015, WITS University Vice Chancellor, Professor Adam Habib, called for the ANC-led government to reconsider its policy of making political appointments for critical state owned entities. He suggested that preference Read the full story
Patience is a trait that it very much in short supply in the current generation of prospective entrepreneurs who prefer to make maximum profit with minimum effort. This is said to be one of the obstacles to the development Read the full story
As the newly appointed CEO of Public Investment Corporation, Dan Matjila has the full backing of acquaintances he has previously worked with in different institutions. In general, his peers concur that he is someone for the big occasion. However, Royal Read the full story
News that the 2014 matric results in maths and physical science are worse than the previous years’ (2013) should be disheartening to those who would like to see the country produce more engineers and doctor. The 2014 matric results for Read the full story
In an article which was first published on the popular political analysis website, Politicsweb, Vusi Thembekwayo asks tough questions which others are not brave enough to tackle on the practice of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) or its latest variant Read the full story
A representative from the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), Anele Yawa, said he was very worried that donor funding for HIV/AIDS prevention initiatives had drastically declined, despite noticeable increase in new infections. In an interview with a talk show host on Read the full story
