The Western Cape government is encouraging towns to develop their own energy plans to support the province's goal of quitting Eskom.
The South African Reserve Bank has reported a negative trend in trade.
The department of trade and industry has ensured the Competition Commission will keep a keen eye on business practices around new energy.
Gauteng can't officially scrap e-tolls until agreements with national government are concluded.
The province will set aside R1.2 billion in "seed funding" for energy projects.
SARS’ toughened attitude to tax compliance can result in crippling tax penalties.
The National Road Traffic Amendment Bill is open for public comment.
The City of Tshwane warns residents to look out for a new scam related to a non-existent 'solar installation drive'.
The right to repair is becoming cemented globally in favour of motorists.
Load shedding has shattered another economic outlook for South Africa.