Sunday Times | Steps needed to avoid worst Transnet derailment
First among issues requiring immediate consideration is the need to review and tighten procurement capabilities
Business Live | South Africa stands good chance to use ‘green coal’ for years
Public institutions that suffer from inertia need a good dose of public criticism to remind them of their duty to the public
Business Day | How Gwede Mantashe can broaden his vision
Five things that the minister must do to turn mining into a sunrise sector
Sunday Times | Muscles of iron and nerves of steel
The decline of ArcelorMittal, the mothballing of Metalloys and the demise of Highveld are stark reminders of the country’s industrial decline
Sunday Times | Goodbye coal, ‘hello darkness, my old friend’
Despite what the cynics say, the respite from load-shedding is proof of the need to keep our coal-fired power plants running
Sunday Times | Energy Revolution Waiting to Happen
A new path for fossil fuels is in the making
News24 | Why Transnet must get back on track, fast
Ensuring SA’s mining sector stays healthy is in the national interest. But that depends on functional logistics too.
Modern Mining | Rail status will dictate the performance of SA’s coal exports
South Africa’s coal industry will go into 2024 carrying a bag filled with promises from government to fix the Transnet impasse and congestion at the country’s ports.
City Press | Why SA’s economy is failing to grow
Serious thinkers who diagnose economic problems and offer possible solutions deserve our attention – and response.
Sunday Times | Grey areas in the green Transition
The climate crisis is far more nuanced than being a black and white contest between fossil fuel villains and renewables angels
Vuslat Bayoglu 
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