Sunday Times | Private sector dare not fail with this opportunity
Now that private companies have a foothold in running the freight rail network, they need to show they can do so more economically and efficiently than Transnet was doing
News24 | Why we need a transparent power price for all manufacturers
Whataboutism is a popular word with a negative meaning. To be accused of whataboutism is to be accused of deflecting instead of taking responsibility for your actions. No self-respecting person or a company wants to be accused of deploying such an obviously bad tactic. But there is a […]
Sunday World | What the Iran war teaches us about SA’ power resilience thanks to our coal reserves
US-Israel war against Iran has thankfully not had an effect on the price of electricity
Mail & Gaurdian | Eskom still backbone of economic recovery
In reality, Eskom’s entire fleet of power plants underpins the economy. Contrary to what anti-coal lobbyists suggest, this fleet is not easily replaceable.
Mail & Gaurdian | Action needed beyond political statements
South Africa has two things in abundance, which are necessary but insufficient to achieve reindustrialisation – political statements and mineral endowments
Sunday Times | Pragmatism is the key to navigating the new order
A neutral approach effective in navigating complex geopolitical landscapes
The Mail & Guardian| The US-Sino tiff, boon for Africa
Can African countries benefit from the US-China rivalry?
Business Day | Smelter renaissance is vital for national economic interest
Crises highlights need for joint efforts to maintain industrial competitiveness
Sunday Times | Follow the money, not Trump & Co
U.S businesses see mutually beneficial value in South Africa
The Mail & Guardian| Reinventing Africa’s most influential city
Recentralising governance in Johannesburg can improve the country’s economic growth and leadership
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