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On 28th May, the Botshabelo Unemployed Movement (BUM) launched an extension of the #BanFracking campaign, in the community of Lindley in the Free State. This launch saw the end of a process that has been
The conventional wisdom says that load shedding is a result of incompetence and mismanagement at Eskom. The story goes that poorly run and badly maintained power plants are the key reason we are stuck in the
On 18 May, the International Energy Agency (IEA), one of the world’s most influential energy institutions, released a report that sent shock waves throughout the energy industry.
The report showed how the energy sector must transform
Last week on the 22nd of April (Earth Day), Nedbank released an updated Energy Policy and Climate Change Position Statement. Our friends at Just Share wrote a fantastic breakdown of the significance of these two documents
On Thursday, 18 March, Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe addressed the nation to announce the outcomes of the risk mitigation programme, which was meant to bring on energy in a hurry to help us address the energy