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'Medupi must teach Eskom a lesson'
Minister Gigaba says the delay is about more than holding companies accountable.
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Gigaba ‘extremely disturbed’ by Medupi delay
The Public Enterprises Minister has stepped in to put pressure on everyone involved.
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SA power supply deeply concerning - Sacci
Sacci CEO Neren Rau says the delay at the Medupi power plant will have a negative impact on business.
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'Contractors sabotaging Medupi'
Numsa claims contractors are making money out of delays at the site.
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Efforts underway to minimise Medupi delays
The delay has sparked fresh fears of nationwide load-shedding.
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Analyst worried by Medupi delay
An electricity expert warned the Medupi delay could lead to load-shedding, but Eskom denied this.
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More setbacks for Medupi
Construction of the coal-fired power station will be delayed by another six months.
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Medupi NUM members threaten strike action
There are concerns this could derail Eskom's December deadline to generate power.
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Gigaba visits Medupi
The minister said he would not tolerate any more construction delays at the Limpopo power plant.
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Concern Eskom power grids may cave
Eskom has reiterated its power system is running at near full capacity.
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Numsa to meet with Medupi workers
Numsa is expected to meet with striking workers at the Medupi Power Station in Limpopo.
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Eskom to complete Medupi Power Station
Eskom says it is concerned at time lost at the Medupi Power Station following a protest.
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Medupi protesters arrested
Over 40 people have been arrested in connection with violent protests at the Medupi Power Station.
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Eskom worried by Medupi delays
The power utility said it is concerned by delays at the Medupi power station.
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Eskom: We support, produce skilled locals
Eskom has denied claims it employed boiler makers from Taiwan instead of South Africa.
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Eskom's Medupi power station still closed
The Medupi power station in Limpopo is still closed following protests by workers.
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Medupi plant workers stage protest
Workers from Eskom’s Medupi power station have threatened to go on strike.
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SA's electricity supply remains under pressure
SA’s electricity supply will continue to be under pressure until the complexion of the new power stations.
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Eskom worsening water resources - report
The construction of the Kusile and Medupi power stations could upset water resources even further.
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Eskom to keep lights on - Zuma
President Jacob Zuma is confident Eskom's multi billion rand projects will ensure the lights stay on.
