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City Power has finally gone to market for alternative energy sources in an effort to mitigate load shedding. 



To encourage greater interest in exploration, and the role of junior miners in the mining value chain, Mining Indaba is introducing the Explorer’s Showcase in 2023.

Amid relentless blackouts, some leading metros are moving forward with plans to cut loose from Eskom by bringing independent power on to the grid.

The luxury villas booked by C-suite executives attending the annual Mining Indaba in Cape Town, as well as activities during the event always create a "mini peak season" for the Mother City's tourism sector.

The MR De Compostella has only been made in exceptional vintages since 2004 (the 2010 and 2019 were declassified and used in the Raats Jasper Red Blend due to March rains) when the stars align as the title implies. The recent 2020 vintage has made international headlines with top ratings from two Masters of Wine.

Buffeted by the winds of a changing world, designers and artists are finding new meaning and purpose. They explain how being able to adapt nimbly is what it takes to survive and thrive.

Key government leaders and policymakers across the globe are signing up in their numbers ahead of the world’s largest mining investment event, Mining Indaba.

Gillian Rightford of Adtheraphy looks at the talent crisis in the creative industry and its consequences...

Sustainable fashion is experiencing meaningful advancement in South Africa as witnessed at the recent Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards. Twyg, an online content

Sustainable fashion is experiencing meaningful advancement in South Africa as witnessed at the recent Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards. Twyg, an online content