State Owned Enterprises
"Lost the plot": SA scoffs at Pravin saying Eskom's not in a state of disaster
Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan has defended Eskom. He said there is no need to declare a state of disaster of the state-owned power utility.
Weekly wrap: Minnie Dlamini flexes her home, schoolgirl wows Mzansi with fancy legwork
This week saw a lot of celebrity news alongside some viral videos. The top story of the week is of Minnie Dlamini and how she flexed her fab decor skills.
Eskom's legal team is ready to challenge findings of an attempted capture revealed at commission inquiry
Eskom's newly former legal team has plans to challenge the findings from the state capture report that revealed that was an attempt to capture the utility.
Eskom warns that loadshedding could be implemented at short notice, South Africans react on social media
Eskom has issued a warning that loadshedding could be implemented are a result of the delay in returning units to service and the loss of multiple generations.
Eskom CEO André de Ruyter believes that a total blackout is unlikely loadshedding will downgrade to Stage 3
The CEO of Eskom Andre de Ruyter said that a says total blackout is unlikely and loadshedding could be downgraded to Stage 3 on Thursday at a media briefing.
Eskom says it's uncertain when loadshedding will end, could experience 101 days of power cuts this winter
Eskom has implemented Stage 4 loadshedding and there is uncertainty surrounding when it would end. SA could experience 101 days' loadshedding in winter months.
DA calls out Eskom's failure as loadshedding Stage 4 is implemented in parts of the country
The Democratic Alliance has requested that Eskom be declared a state of disaster and the situation must be addressed urgently as loadshedding Stage 4 rolls out.
Former State Security finance clerk Kgaogelo Bopape sentenced to 6 years in jail for stealing R170 000
Former State Security Agency finance clerk Kgaogelo Bopape was sentenced to six years' imprisonment after she stole R170 000 from the agency on 7 April 2020.
City of Tshwane resumes electricity to SAPS head office after R5m payment, owe Eskom R800m
The City of Tshwane recently embarked on an hawkish campaign to raise the R800 million it owes Eskom due to many accounts being in arrears or outstanding.
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