Business Day | State, business and NGOs all have a role in ensuring social stability
To tame conditions that produce populist mobilisation, we must deal with blockages to investment
To tame conditions that produce populist mobilisation, we must deal with blockages to investment
The drastic reduction of coal power in South Africa (SA) is bound to be costly, and will only add to the country’s economic woes
I delivered a presentation and took part in a panel discussion at the inaugural London Indaba
We’ve started working on the box cut and anticipate first coal some time around July/August this year
Reflecting on SA mining sector challenges amid a 2.6% production decline
While the crisis at Eskom threatens the country’s prospects, we still have confidence in South Africa and will continue investing
While the crisis at Eskom threatens the country’s prospects, we still have confidence in South Africa and continue investing
Transnet and CRRC-E-Loco are state-owned entities. Their dispute necessarily translates to a dispute between China and South Africa
At the end of the day, South Africa will overcome its rail transport and electricity availability issues, and confidence in both Transnet and Eskom will be fully restored
Business and public taking strain
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