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City Power spokesperson Isaac Mangena says a powerful syndicate is believed to be behind the theft.

1. Europe once branded coal ‘dirty’ but their demand for it has skyrocketed once again. What do we learn about coal from what’s happening now in Ukraine? There are over 80 countries in the world who still rely on coal as a form of energy. These are countries that are fighting to have basic necessities […]

Sandton City is outperforming the market as it keeps strategising how to draw more people on weekends.

Johannesburg mayor Mpho Phalatse says the city is taking steps to erase the past 15 years of load shedding which has resulted in the degradation of power supply and the city's power grid.

Local illustrator Russel Abrahams’ Yay Abe, is the latest creative collaboration with H&M South Africa

Building social housing is complicated, says Malusi Booi

Ghana Ready For Mining Hub - Jinapor

With the price of coal at all-time record highs, suddenly theres talk about expansion and new coal, demonstrating the hollowness of a lot of the ESG talk weve seen over the last couple of years: Tracey Davies of Just Share.

Gauteng is the biggest victim of essential infrastructure theft and vandalism.This is according to Gauteng Hawks head Maj Ebrahim Kadwa.

It gives me great pleasure to address this gathering on the occasion of the First Energy Indaba hosted by the City of Johannesburg.