Unplugging from the city, and the fuel tank
Jetour's approach to electrification suggests the next generation of off-road vehicles could offer considerably more than transport.
Economic despair is fuelling hostility towards foreign nationals – Pityana
‘South Africa's economy has not been performing in the last probably 10 to 15 years and there's a phenomenon of an economy that is actually not progressing in any manner whatsoever,’ says veteran anti-apartheid activist, Dr Barney Pityana.
Godongwana says SA’s GDP lift creates fiscal headroom
But cautions that the statistical windfall is unlikely to unleash funding for much-needed infrastructure development.
Fragile assumptions behind South Africa’s optimistic electricity outlook
A failed gas procurement round, major coal retirements and demanding Eskom performance targets leave important questions unanswered.
Amanzi, awethu! Joburg residents protest as water supply is throttled
City’s water systems are under severe strain, and those in areas with long outages want throttling applied fairly across the city.
Ride Joburg race gets a new finish at Kyalami
Race brings thousands of cyclists to a new start and finish venue.
Here’s how many people receive a Sassa grant
25% of the population received a grant in 2006. Today, it is about 41%.
African countries face rising economic risks
Six ways they can navigate global uncertainty.
Drakenstein eyes tourism boost as Absa Cape Epic returns in 2027
International riders and extended stays could support local hospitality and tourism businesses.
World Bank report puts $11.4bn price on off-grid solar
The estimated investment includes about $1.3bn annually in grants and subsidies, and another $1.6bn in equity, debt and receivables financing each year.