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Eskom's newest coal-fired power plant, which cost an estimated R232 billion, shut one of its six generating units after a duct collapsed.

The Electricity Control Board (ECB) recently hosted four African electricity regulator CEOs for a Peer Review and Learning Network (PRLN). The ECB was represented by the acting chief executive officer, Rachel Boois. The first peer review was held from 9 to 14 May 2022 in Uganda, and Namibia’s ECB hosted the second review from 19 to 24 September 2022. 

Independent producers are already feeding enough electricity into the national grid to replace two coal-fired power stations

Independent producers are already feeding enough electricity into the national grid to replace two coal-fired power stations

A group of 19 women from across South Africa have been honoured for their contributions to the food and hospitality industry...

Ramaphosa did not retreat into euphemisms during his Monday address, but will stern action follow the honeyed words?

South Africa has been facing serious power cuts. Here's a look at the structural and governance driving factors.

Eskom estimates that R130 billion is required to alleviate transmission constraints. It is not clear how South Africa's national power utility will finance this.

Five essential reads on why South Africa is failing to keep the lights on.

Planned power cuts by South Africa’s state owned power utility, Eskom, have left businesses and households without electricity for close to six hour