MoneywebGovernment fuel intervention spares motorists more pain
Thanks to reduced levies, diesel set to lower by more than R1/l. Petrol is still touch and go.
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Business BagelJet fuel roughly doubled this year, and SAA needed a R1 billion state guarantee to keep flying
Government guaranteed up to R1 billion of SAA's loans in August as jet fuel prices soared, and Treasury says a new equity partner is how it stops this happening again.
News24 BusinessGhana rethinks mining rights as Gold Fields clashes with president’s brother
Ghana is weighing if local companies are best suited to take over some of the big mines in Africa’s largest gold producer as it decides whether to renew leases for a major Gold Fields operation, a top government official said.
BizcommunityCentral Energy Fund gets R10bn for fuel levy relief in South Africa
In his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS), the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, announced that the government will allocate R10 bn to the Central Energy Fund (CEF) to provide much-needed relief at the pumps for South Africans. As a result, the government will reduce the general fuel…
News24 BusinessWind giant warns SA plan to boost local manufacturing will backfire
Vestas says increasing tariffs for renewable energy components will not foster local manufacturing without sufficient government-driven demand for wind energy projects.
The CitizenGovernment considers cutting or scrapping RAF fuel levy
A new funding model is considered - but Outa says this is not the solution.
The CitizenPrepaid power: Are you paying 25% more than you should?
Government wants to get a grip on rogue electricity vendors.
The CitizenSamwu rejects Eskom’s takeover of electricity distribution in municipalities
Union demands a review of all existing agreements and calls on government to stop enforcing them, among other measures
The CitizenIs Joburg too big to fail?
The more pertinent question is what conditions national government will impose before asking taxpayers elsewhere in the country to finance its rescue.
The CitizenEskom dominance to be monitored, possibly regulated
Government plans to follow the utility's generation business closely as the country moves towards a more competitive wholesale electricity market.
The CitizenGovernment ‘closely watching’ the oil price and jet fuel situation – Creecy
SA faces massive hike in petrol, diesel and jet fuel prices
The CitizenGovernment opens new mall in KZN and unveils Prasa’s renewable energy project
Prasa and Department of Transport launched Isipingo Mall, the agency's renewable energy project, and the 300th train.