The CitizenCiaran Ryan · 8 October 2026 at 08:28Read the full story on The CitizenThere are millions of ounces in old workings that suddenly look attractive at current prices.
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Business BagelToday’s edition Too Much Power Presented by Good morning, and welcome to your Thursday Roundup. We’ve got a bit of a weird one today. South Africa claims it has too much electricity, Africa is starting its own credit rating agency, and FNB says you can now
Business BagelPayouts for wind and solar power the grid cannot take are heading for R2.4 billion this financial year, and the minister's fix is 9,600 megawatts of batteries and gas.
Business BagelPwC's SA Mine 2026 report finds bigger reserves and longer mine lives for gold, platinum group metals and iron ore, while production rose just 2% and still trails 2019.
MyBroadbandRiversdale in the Western Cape has established a solar and battery storage farm that supplies almost twice the capacity it requires.
The CitizenThe country has turned to the US and Nigeria to keep fuel flowing as supplies via the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted.
ITWebThe city unveils the Helderhoop solar and storage power plant in Atlantis, as it looks to limit reliance on power utility Eskom.