The South African business community is encouraged by the president's new plan and pleased that most proposals from energy experts and the private sector were considered.
Businesses say the government's latest social compact asks too much; steady rise in the number of squatters in South Africa; the extradition application for the Guptas has been sent; the ANC is waging a proxy war using the step-aside rule…
Guyana, the world’s fastest-growing economy, plans to use its newfound oil and gas wealth to fund investments in other sectors that will reduce its dependence on hydrocarbons, its president said.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that the government will introduce new regulations to allow new generation energy projects to come online faster, on an urgent basis, for a limited time.
Polls within the IT professional space shows that the majority are now looking for opportunities to work for international companies, rather than leave the country.
South Africa plans to try and resolve its chronic power shortage by making it easier for private companies to build plants and paying households and businesses to produce electricity from solar panels.
Mastercard’s Muhammad Nana unpacks the launch of Fintech Express in the Middle East and Africa region and explains what this program is all about.
South Africa's solar installers and providers are trying to distance themselves from reports of a "solar levy" being considered by power utility Eskom, saying that no such plan exists.
The government has launched a new project to upskill engineering students to make the shift toward new electronic vehicles amid a $1.8 million (R30 million) pledge by the UK.
Data from bond originator, Ooba finds that banks in South Africa continue to offer competitive interest rates on home loans, despite the tough climate.
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