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Mining industry leaders give Eskom’s De Ruyter thumbs up
Just over a month into the job, Andre de Ruyter has impressed the mineral council of South Africa which says he met with major Eskom clients four days after he took to office.
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Prasa disputes Competition Commission’s reasoning in 'unfavourable' report
The Competition Commission says its investigations have found that Prasa has been charging excessive prices for the use of Park Station.
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SIU gets court order to set aside Eskom, Tegeta multibillion rand contract
The court has also given the green light for the SIU to institute legal proceedings against the formerly Gupta-owned company, which is facing a barrage of corruption allegations linked to Eskom.
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Myeni says SAA stopped paying her legal fees to humiliate her
SAA was covering Dudu Myeni’s legal fees through the directors’ liability insurance but stopped after she decided to change her defence team.
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Coronavirus to be big topic for G20 as China reports uptick in cases
The epidemic is set to be a major focus of discussion at a meeting on the weekend of finance leaders from the Group of 20 major economies, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said, amid rising risks to global growth.
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Dudu Myeni: White men didn’t want to be led by an African woman
Myeni was testifying in her delinquency case on Thursday brought against her by the Outa and SAAPA.
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Eskom to continue with load shedding until Sunday morning
The power utility blamed the loss of additional generating units which affected capacity.
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Emerging stocks wobble as coronavirus risks grow, FX hit by strong dollar
South Africa’s currency has also taken a hit from growing pessimism around the country’s economy, while local investors remained on edge ahead of a looming ratings decision by Moody’s.
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Mantashe denies being hostile towards renewable energy
At a briefing on Thursday, he gave more details on the integrated resource plan after telling Parliament on Wednesday that load shedding would be with us for another two years.
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Myeni denies giving instructions to SAA executives and the board
Myeni has finally taken the witness stand in her defence in the case brought against her by outa and the SA Pilots Association.
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Myeni denies Zuma involved in her appointment as SAA board chair
Former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni testified in her delinquency case brought by the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) and the South African Airways Pilots' Association.
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PSA senior employees lodge court action to overturn their suspensions
The PSA is one of the country’s largest public service unions with over 240,000 members.
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UPDATE: Dudu Myeni arrives at court to testify in SAA delinquency case
Former South African Airways (SAA) board chairperson Dudu Meyeni has failed to attend proceedings, saying that she did not have the financial means to do so.
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Anglo American Platinum names industry veteran Viljoen CEO
Natascha Viljoen will take on the role from 16 April and joins Amplats at a time when higher metals prices have boosted the company's earnings.
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Gordhan: You'll probably have to pay someone to take SAA
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan told Scopa and the portfolio committee on Public Enterprises that the liquidation of SAA would not have been a viable option as this would have led to job losses.
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Dark days: Eskom confirms stage 2 power cuts to begin again
In a statement, the power utility said there was also a high probability that load shedding would continue over the weekend.
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Gordhan: Liquidating SAA will have disastrous consequences
Minister Pravin Gordhan on Wednesday briefed Scopa about the state of affairs at SAA following a parliamentary oversight visit to the airline last year.
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BRP putting together plan to avoid SAA liquidation, Gordhan tells Scopa
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said that the national carrier had the undesirable honour of being the first SOE to be placed into business rescue.
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Unemployment, climate change adding to SA's economic risks, says IRM
While the risks are known, the response to it has been poor, the Institute of Risk Management South Africa said.
