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The Junior Mining Indaba kicks off at the beginning of June, with junior miners navigating a minefield of concerns over illegal mining and social impact. Athi Jara explains the legislation.

Mzwandile Masina will soon know whether he has indeed been voted in to lead the Ekurhuleni region of the ANC. Preliminary results were announced on Sunday — so far he leads by a small margin. Mzwandile Masina will soon know whether he has indeed been voted in to lead the Ekurhuleni region of...

Driven by a desire to exploit the final boom of the fossil fuel industry - a campaign for gas is being waged, based not on what our electricity system needs, but what a handful of politicians and oil and gas executives want.

Allegations of branch exclusions marred the Ekurhuleni ANC conference. There were also delays in registering delegates.


The Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) has disclosed that Ghana has found lithium in commercial quantities. | Pulse Ghana

Congratulations to energy regulator Nersa, as well as Operation Vulindlela, for getting two 100MW private sector solar plants approved. That’s enough energy to supply electricity to about 31,000 households, a significant contribution in the context of our struggle to get supply to match demand and put load shedding behind us. Sola Group on behalf of Tronox Mineral Sands will develop both solar PV plants in the North West. These are the first private sector energy plants of substantial size...

John Perlman spoke to the head of the Gauteng Hawks Ebrahim Kadwa about how they plan to stop this theft and destruction of infrastructure.

Rooftop solar systems generate electricity during the daylight, coinciding with the peak hours of most factory operations.

A study from a coalition of 86 corporations – including Eskom, Sasol and Shell – shows that very little natural gas is needed to achieve energy security. So why is government and business pushing a plan for a R628-billion spend – perhaps up to R1-trillion – on gas?

In just two days, Johannesburg mayor Mpho Phalatse has shifted the city’s energy policy from state-led to independent power producer-led, tossing out the practice of using Eskom’s energy to build revenues. In just two days, Johannesburg mayor Mpho Phalatse has shifted the city’s energy po...