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Possible successors to André de Ruyter include SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter, former Eskom CEOs Jacob Maroga and Brian Dames, and Mpho Makwana.

Aside from hard points on State Capture and ANC division, polite applause was pretty much all that President Ramaphosa got, on delivery of his political report. The ‘polite’ response from delegates after earlier disruptive chants. Signalling a tough weekend ahead. Aside from hard points on Stat...

The ANC conference starts on Friday to elect new leadership with President Cyril Ramaphosa contesting against former health minister Zweli Mkhize for the top job.

What is becoming increasingly clear is that this ANC-led government is incapable of self-correction and our last hope is business. If South Africa is ever going to get out of this deep hole, it is because business has decided that it will make the country work.

Contrary to popular belief, André de Ruyter did have a plan to end the energy crisis. He firmly believed if, given the necessary autonomy, resources and political backing, Eskom had the wherewithal to resolve the energy crisis.

Arthur Fraser on Wednesday filed papers in the Pretoria High Court, asking for the commission’s reports to be reviewed and set aside or, alternatively, for all the findings and recommendations relating to him to be chucked out.

A week after Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe publicly accused Eskom management of ‘agitating for the overthrow of the state’, outgoing Eskom group chief executive André de Ruyter pointed on Thursday to ‘recent media reports’ as the reason for his continued tenure being untenable....

South Africa does not simply need the realignment of the party political machine but rather an entire overhaul of it, and to return power to the people.

Despite new management, problems that are costing the economy dearly continue to compound. Can the logistical behemoth turn the tide?

After her principled stand in Parliament Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma should resign from Cabinet.