Business
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Hawks secure conviction of ex-Eskom worker, associates in R8.5m tender fraud
The Hawks in Mpumalanga secure conviction of former Eskom employee and associates in R8.5m fraud; sentencing, AFU restraint order pending
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Graan SA daag JSE oor sojabone-vervoerkoste uit
Graan SA het ‘n interdikaansoek teen die JSE gebring oor die berekening van sojabone-vervoerkoste. Die verskil tussen twee metodes beloop sowat R 220 per ton.
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Goudgeel kanolalande, oral waar ‘n mens kyk
Volgens ‘n landbouprodusent is daar meer kopers wat tot die mark toetree asook ‘n groeiende vraag na kanola.
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DA finance chair Burke steps down from committee amid R4 billion fintech probe
DA Federal Finance Chair Mark Burke steps down from finance committee amid Reserve Bank investigation into his fintech company Kastelo.
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Oil prices climb as US-Iran tensions threaten shipping routes
Oil prices rise as Trump refuses to extend Iran truce, threatening crucial shipping routes and stoking inflation concerns worldwide.
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Government unveils revised electricity pricing policy to tackle soaring costs
Cabinet has approved a revised electricity pricing policy aimed at reducing costs while protecting vulnerable households and strategic economic sectors.
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Balwin Estate residents clash with developer over smart-geysers and resale tariffs
Sectional-title estate residents locked in a dispute with developer Balwin Properties over private electricity resale and smart-geyser management have hit a major regulatory wall as the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has admitted it lacks the statutory power…
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Bad news expected at the fuel pumps in September
South African motorists face significant fuel price increases in September, with diesel expected to rise by up to R3.22 per litre according to CEF projections.
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South African citrus exports to India receive a boost
New fruit fly treatment options approved for South African citrus entering India after nearly a decade of negotiations between authorities.
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Eskom solar panel registration deadline looms as critics slam Nersa’s new rules
Solar panel owners face a 30 September deadline to register systems as AfriForum and OUTA criticise new Nersa rules that could enable municipal charges.
