South Africa must secure over R440 billion in the next decade to expand its transmission infrastructure, according to Minister of Electricity and Energy, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa. Speaking at the 17th Africa Energy Indaba in Cape Town, the Minister highlighted the Read the full story
Load shedding in South Africa is a widespread problem that has been ongoing for several years. It is a problem that affects almost every aspect of people’s daily lives, from businesses to households. Many people feel that the government has Read the full story
(Previously in Transform SA Edition 33) Although renewable energy systems are costly to implement, they cannot be equivalent to the diabolic cost of recurrent load shedding on our economy. We recognize that our country has an abundance of coal, but Read the full story
As mining companies race to become net-zero by 2050, there are a couple of factors they need to get in order. A recent report by PwC emphasizes the importance of mining companies preparing themselves for a low-carbon economy. To achieve Read the full story
The Black Business Council (BBC) strongly condemns the irresponsible and reckless utterances purported to be those of Mr Mteto Nyati regarding transformation and localisation. Mr Nyati is quoted in the Business Times as saying that in order to save Eskom, Read the full story
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered this year’s annual State of the Nation Address (SONA) with ease. Pressures that Ramaphosa will be disrupted by the EFF turned to be empty as he charmed the opposition immediately after setting foot on the podium Read the full story
Eskom has not implemented loadshedding in four consecutive days. The probability of loadshedding remains low from today until Sunday 13 January 2019. This is as a result of the expected decrease in demand as businesses and industries close down for Read the full story
Boksburg will be buzzing with excitement from 2 to 5 October as hundreds of young scientists from across Africa descend on the Birchwood Hotel and Conference Centre to compete in the 38th annual Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Read the full story
Twenty-four years into the transition to democracy South Africa is seeing more and more young black women step up to the plate to form and run their own companies in fields that hitherto were labelled as reserved for males. Ntebatse Read the full story
The Black Business Council (BBC) would like to congratulate Ms Tsholofelo Molefe on her appointment as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Telkom SA SOC Limited. There are still very few CFOs of JSE listed companies in South Africa, 24 years Read the full story