The CitizenSA’s fuel import bill surges to highest level since 1994
The country has turned to the US and Nigeria to keep fuel flowing as supplies via the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted.
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The CitizenThe CitizenTreasury secures R5.6bn loan to improve service delivery in metros ahead of elections
The loan will support electricity, water supply and sanitation, and solid waste management in eight metros.
The CitizenMultiple municipalities risk Eskom power cuts as deals remain unsigned
Affected municipalities have until 1 September to conclude distribution agreements with Eskom or face possible supply interruptions.
The CitizenPMI increases in March, but manufacturing remains under pressure
Data revealed that the slight improvement mostly reflects ongoing supply disruptions, not stronger demand.
The CitizenEskom warns of possible electricity supply interruption to Govan Mbeki Municipality over R6.5bn debt
The power utility says the municipality's failure to meet debt relief conditions and settle its electricity account could result in reduced or terminated bulk supply from May 2026.
The CitizenGlobal rice glut brings relief for SA consumers
Thanks to a change in global supply dynamics and good monsoon rains, with higher stock levels expected to persist this year.
The CitizenEskom has 13 675MW – nearly three Medupis – in cold reserve
Supply and demand dynamics mean the utility has far too much capacity at present …