Eskom has committed to replacing its ailing infrastructure in Gauteng after experiencing an increased number of "pole-mounted" transformers and mini-substations that fail due to network overload...
A Dutch court has ruled a half-billion-dollar stake in the Portuguese oil company Galp linked to Angolan ex-first daughter Isabel Dos Santos must be handed over to Angola...
Impala Platinum Holdings Zimbabwe unit Zimplats plans to build two solar power plants with generation capacity of 185MW to power its operations...
Translating complex climate science into language people understand has always been difficult. At various times, the aim of different climate policies has been holding average global temperature rise to 2°C or 1.5°C
South Africa's over-reliance on coal-fired power plants places the country among the world's top carbon emitters and does huge damage to the health of its citizens...
Zoheb Khan 23 Jul 2021
A 10-year power supply agreement between South African utility Eskom and South32's Hillside aluminium smelter has been approved, providing price certainty for the energy intensive operation...
The future of Mozambique's gas ambitions hinges on its ability to end a deadly insurgency linked to Islamic State...
Emma Rumney & David Lewis 22 Jul 2021
Miner Rio Tinto has decided to shut a furnace at its Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) project in South Africa, as supply of the raw material used to fuel it was hampered by an "escalation in the security situation"...
The wind power industry is expected to drive an estimated R40bn of investment each year for the next 10 years, with a fairly large portion of this coming from economic benefits of stimulating the local value chain...
South Africa's largest crude oil refinery, Sapref, will begin restarting on 21 July, after temporarily shutting down as a wave of violent looting swept across the country, the operators said in a statement on Tuesday...
Inviting your nominations of inspiring women to be featured in our exclusive August Women's Month interview series...
Bizcommunity.com 20 Jul 2021
Ethiopia has completed filling the reservoir of its huge dam on the Blue Nile river for a second year and the plant may start generating power in the next few months...
Dawit Endeshaw 20 Jul 2021
The upheaval that was 2020 has put increasing pressure on the mining industry to to be more cognisant of its environment, social and governance (ESG) compliance requirements...
Janine Espin 20 Jul 2021
Ongoing training is critical to ensuring the health and safety of all workers in a mining environment...
Jacques Farmer 19 Jul 2021
The Democratic Republic of Congo's state cobalt buyer will put in place a price floor of $30,000 a tonne for the cobalt it buys from artisanal miners...
Worldwide, the ugly consequences of a warming planet are rearing their heads. Many countries are increasing efforts to decarbonise their energy systems in a bid to limit global warming...
Samuel Ayokunle Olówósejéjé 16 Jul 2021
Nigeria's lawmakers are on the cusp of clearing an oil industry overhaul that has eluded the nation for two decades...
Sapref, South Africa's largest crude-oil refinery, has declared a force majeure and shut down operations at its site in Durban.
Botswana has begun work on its first iron ore mine, a senior government official said on Tuesday, as the country seeks rapid diversification from diamond mining...
The North-West University's (NWU's) researchers and innovators are working towards solutions to effectively destroy viruses, bacteria and fungi, including the coronavirus, on a large scale...
North-West University (NWU) 20 Jul 2021
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