South African Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe tested positive for Covid-19 as the nation struggles to end a new round of power cuts.
Eskom has appointed a lead arranger “to work towards establishing timelines for the issue”, spokesperson Sikonathi Mantshantsha said on Monday.
Sasol Ltd. has accelerated an asset disposal program that could eliminate more than half of the company?s debt.
South Africa?s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy took another step toward building a new nuclear-power program.
Eskom has demanded that consultancy PwC repay it R95m, alleging the money was disbursed under an invalid contract. PwC denied the allegation.
Sasol Ltd. shares fell the most in almost three weeks after the South African chemicals and fuel manufacturer forecast full-year profit will decline.
Independent energy producers were finally making headway in their bid to persuade government to revive long-stalled plans to buy more renewable power.
Sasol Ltd. has started a hedging program as it looks to tackle plummeting prices and a crash in demand for its oil products and chemicals.
South Africa has doubled emission limits for sulfur dioxide pollution that will come into effect April 1.
Sasol Ltd. is preparing for South Africa?s biggest rights issue in two decades.
South Africa?s debt-stricken power utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. has begun a process to offer managers voluntary severance packages. The power utility has budgeted ...
Eskom Holdings which generates about 95% of the nation?s power, warned on Thursday there?s been a delay to bringing some plants back online.
While the fight against climate change ramps up, Africa?s biggest export terminal for the dirtiest fossil fuel is demonstrating that demand from developing nations ...
Power shortages cost SA as much as R 118 billion ($8 billion) last year, a drain on the economy that?s set to continue for two to three years,
The South African government has repeatedly stalled the appointment of a new chief executive officer at the debt-stricken state power utility.
Africa is finally seeing the benefits from the recovery in crude prices as companies ramp up drilling from Algeria to Namibia.
SA has sought leave to appeal a court judgment over a crucial black-ownership principle in the country?s Mining Charter, the nation?s mining lobby said.
Sasol has abandoned a plan to sell about R13 billion of shares to meet its obligation to repay debt owed by a black investor group.
South African programs to add coal and gas power generation from independent providers should wait until policies are updated and the nation?s future needs are clearer. ...
Tegeta Exploration & Resources, part-owned by the Gupta family, reaches a settlement over a fine levied on its Optimum coal mine by Eskom.
Sasol, the world’s biggest producer of liquid fuels from coal, says the first units at its Lake Charles chemical project will start operating in 2018.
Pan African Resources is considering job cuts at its Evander gold mine that would affect about 80 percent of employees at the operation.
The closing of the Blyvooruitzicht gold mine in South Africa resulted in a humanitarian “catastrophe”.
Mark Pamensky has stepped down from Eskom’s board less than a week after CEO Brian Molefe’s shock departure.
Smaller energy operators are looking to drill wells in Africa - and exploration activity is poised to pick up in Kenya, Tanzania and Mozambique.
