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Nersa’s secrecy problem

Nersa approves huge discounts for big industrial users

ROB ROSE: Is South Africa’s business-government collaboration just a comforting ruse?

Accountability is sorely needed

Solar row hots up as Eskom waiver nears end

Eskom, Outa clash over registration rules

The Arnot coal-fired power station, operated by Eskom in Mpumalanga.

MICHAEL AVERY: We can’t ‘walk around’ the Eskom facts

Eskom’s R30bn profit doesn’t mean it has R30bn to spare

Online comments: The gambling boom, market moves, and corporate growth

Readers weigh in on the gambling boom in South Africa, municipal accountability, stock market moves, and corporate job growth

Eskom’s recovery makes unbundling harder — and more necessary

The utility's recovery should not be an excuse for delay

South Africa risks unbundling public infrastructure know-how  

The state risks losing expertise as it hands public infrastructure to private players

No grid, no growth: South Africa’s transmission crunch

South Africa must build 14,500km of transmission lines by 2034 to connect new renewable power

EDITORIAL: Eskom’s grim new electricity crisis

Eskom has halted load-shedding, but now faces other crises.

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PODCAST: ‘Sharp Sharp’ — The curious case of the ANC’s missing mayors

Rob and Zuks pick apart the ANC’s election manifesto

EDITORIAL: Business can’t fix what politics won’t

An economy growing at 1.1% cannot simply be willed to nearly treble its pace

A bad week for the Boks

Meanwhile, MTN delivers strong interim numbers

Image: Siphiwe Sibeko

TIM COHEN: Eskom’s bog-standard revolution

South Africa’s electricity reform is neither novel nor ideological, but it does seem necessary.

What will it take to reforge ArcelorMittal?

ArcelorMittal South Africa is under severe financial strain, with liabilities exceeding assets and auditors flagging its ability to continue as a going concern.