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ActionSA criticises Eskom's R3. 6 billion diesel expenditure as a costly cover-up for the ongoing electricity crisis, claiming that government assurances of ending load shedding are deceptive and fail to address the real issues.
Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa embarks on a pivotal mission to China, aiming to bolster South Africa's energy capacity amidst a pressing energy crisis and to secure sustainable solutions for the future.
The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations.
The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations, balancing energy security with environmental concerns.
The DFFE has granted Eskom limited exemptions from pollution regulations for eight coal-fired power stations, balancing energy security with environmental concerns.
Eskom has announced the suspension of load shedding for 336 consecutive days, reporting significant diesel savings of R16. 76 billion, yet these achievements are overshadowed by alarming allegations of corruption and mismanagement that raise serious questions about accountability within the state-owned power utility
Eskom faces unprecedented financial losses amounting to R55bn for the financial year ending March 2024, yet it remains cautiously optimistic about a return to profitability by March 2025, despite grappling with significant operational challenges and mounting municipal debt