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President Ramaphosa has extended the current employment of 880 South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members at Eskom plants. Together with police, they are trying to prevent criminals from targeting critical energy infrastructure in South Africa.

The KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development and Tourism Affairs charged and fired its deputy director-general, Sibusiso Myeza, after slapping him with eight charges, chiefly alleging that he manipulated invoices and bid documents.

Your one-stop shop for all the latest corporate results of South Africa’s major companies.

China isn’t the main cause of Africa’s debt crisis, but concerns about transparency and collateral agreements cannot be ignored.

Little Black Book, VMLY&R Johannesburg’s Tshegofatso Phetlhe shares insight into the campaign

The KwaZulu-Natal government has failed in several of its service delivery targets with an Auditor-General report noting poor financial management and delays in key projects.

WeWork SA has not been impacted by WeWork Global’s planned Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the US, it says.

Eskom is planning to ‘rebrand’ with a new logo and company identity.

50 witnesses were called to testify but most of them were discharged without giving testimonies

South Africa is set to receive loan of US $1bn from the World Bank that aims to address the country’s ongoing energy crisis and transition to low-carbon energy sources.