Nersa approves huge discounts for big industrial users
Eskom, Outa clash over registration rules
Eskom’s R30bn profit doesn’t mean it has R30bn to spare
The utility's recovery should not be an excuse for delay
The state risks losing expertise as it hands public infrastructure to private players
South Africa must build 14,500km of transmission lines by 2034 to connect new renewable power
Eskom has halted load-shedding, but now faces other crises.
Meanwhile, MTN delivers strong interim numbers
South Africa’s electricity reform is neither novel nor ideological, but it does seem necessary.
There’s something to be said for moving from quarry to machine shop. But industrial value chains are built on competitive inputs, not slogans
South Africa’s industrial policy has a shiny new theme but is making the same old mistakes
Dada Morero’s state of the city address was a cherry-picked fantasy of half-truths, in light of Joburg’s broken financial realities
Transnet and Eskom are acting as both referee and player, says BLSA, while political interference at municipalities is as bad as ever
South Africa is beset by a culture of non-payment. The country’s political leadership doesn’t seem to be all that seized with the crisis
Unless South Africa’s ferrochrome producers get price relief from Eskom, as many as 2,400 jobs may be at risk
The power utility has been ordered to release its coal and diesel contracts. It will shed welcome light on an institution long plagued by corruption
From getting tough on municipalities to diamond export levies, here are the key numbers and policy changes from South Africa’s 2026 national budget
It’s time for South Africa’s electricity market to move from policy to implementation
Four consecutive GDP gains signal a tentative recovery as infrastructure improvements take hold – but without private investment, momentum may fade
Open Secrets’ fight for Eskom’s South32 pricing deal reveals how secrecy and overused confidentiality claims undermine transparency in public spending
