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In the energy and electricity sectors of South Africa, there is much that could be done and should be done and points to the massive opportunities that are within our grasp.

Leaders at the highest level have failed to understand and respond to challenges facing the local energy and electricity sectors.

A look at the substantial challenges the sectors face and the significant opportunities that exist by successfully addressing just some of these.

The only thing that is certain about South Africa’s current situation is that we will have rolling blackouts for the next two years — at least. A top energy expert helps us understand the roots of the deepening crisis at a time when politicians are focused on political survival and not the big,...

Ours is a highly complex energy system that has been pushed to extremes. If it starts to collapse, it will be much harder to steer the energy transition in the right direction. We missed three crucial decision points — in 1999, 2015-17 and 2019. Let’s learn from these. Ours is a highly comp...

Although women currently account for 39% of the global labour force, representation sits at a mere 22% in the traditional energy sector and 32% in the renewable energy sector.

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A look at some of the positive milestones SA has achieved.

Steve Jobs famously said that one can only connect the dots backwards. We connect the dots on government’s economic policy since 2018. The dots tell us what has been done, not what will be done nor what has been promised. They help us to distinguish between daily headlines and longer-term trends. (I apologise in advance that this read is longer than usual – there are just too many dots!) Supportive macro-economic framework

The load shedding we are experiencing is the result of policy missteps and the impact of state capture over many years, but there is light at the end of the tunnel, writes Cyril Ramaphosa.