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The IPA is taking Gina Rinehart for a ride down the garden path - Vimarsana News

The IPA is taking Gina Rinehart for a ride down the garden path

We are being ripped off by the tax-deductible status afforded the Institute of Public Affairs’ culture warriors and political campaigns, writes Michael Pascoe.

The political mess the minister of electricity finds himself in – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

The political mess the minister of electricity finds himself in – The Mail & Guardian

The minister will work with the Eskom board to improve the maximum energy generation that the power stations can supply to the electricity grid

Source: mg.co.za
Loadshedding: Is nuclear energy a panacea for Malawi, South Africa and other African countries - Vimarsana News

Loadshedding: Is nuclear energy a panacea for Malawi, South Africa and other African countries

Loadshedding: Is nuclear energy a panacea for Malawi, South Africa and other African countries | Malawi 24: Stay up-to-date with the latest news from Malawi and around the world, 24/7

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Nuclear Power: A Clean, Green, Reliable Strategy for Africa -A Just Transition with an Energy Mix (By Cheikh Niane and NJ Ayuk) - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Nuclear Power: A Clean, Green, Reliable Strategy for Africa -A Just Transition with an Energy Mix (By Cheikh Niane and NJ Ayuk)

Nuclear Power: A Clean, Green, Reliable Strategy for Africa -A Just Transition with an Energy Mix (By Cheikh Niane and NJ Ayuk)

Renewables Will Be World's Top Electricity Source by 2025, Energy Agency Says - Vimarsana News

Renewables Will Be World's Top Electricity Source by 2025, Energy Agency Says

The International Energy Agency expects global electricity generated via renewables to increase to 35 percent in 2025.