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IRR: SA’s energy desperation justifies Kusile pollution exemption
South Africa has reached the point of energy desperation and cannot afford fashionable ideological indulgences, the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has ...
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Old energy solutions are running out of steam - Africa in Fact
South Africa’s power crisis has become one of the defining features of its present and a window onto its prospects. Both an expression of the deep-seated ...
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Big Business joins forces with SA Government to tackle national crises – Katzenellenbogen relays the Ts & Cs - Biznews
Big business has plans to help the government solve some of the country’s critical bottlenecks to growth. It is going to try to turn around four power ...
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Andrew Kenny – Nuclear energy sparks a divide, can it be the energy crisis saviour? - Biznews
The greens are becoming divided on nuclear power. Initially they were all against it but in recent years many leading greens, notably George Monbiot, a regular ...
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Secretary-General Mbalula dodges accountability as SA’s problems continue to pile up – Ivo Vegter - Biznews
Secretary-general of the ANC, Fikile Mbalula, chides interviewer for defining the ANC ‘by one single issue’, namely load-shedding.
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Truth to Power: A harsh wake up call – Katzenellenbogen on de Ruyter - Biznews
Anyone seeking to understand why it is so difficult to turn around the government and country would be well advised to read Truth to Power, My Three Years ...
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Controversial judgment threatens to worsen SA’s loadshedding crisis – Andrew Kenny - Biznews
One of the most foolish and dangerous court judgments I have ever heard was made on 5 May 2023 in the Gauteng High Court by Judge Norman Davis.
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Affirmative action, BEE has brought Eskom to its knees – Kaya FM
The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) warned that load-shedding would continue to worsen if the government refuses to put value for money before race-based ...
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Eskom must stop racial procurement - Cape Argus
Load-shedding will continue to worsen for as long as the government refuses to implement the Zondo Report’s recommendation to put value for money before ...
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SA’s Power Crisis: Cold winter inevitable with the longest period of blackouts and a lack of coordination – Katzenellenbogen - Biznews
A few days ago Eskom told us that stage six power cuts were to last indefinitely.
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