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Zuma unveils plan to tackle energy crisis: Part 1

President Jacob Zuma revealed plans that are in motion to deal with the country’s electricity challenges, during his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday evening. He delivered his speech as Eskom’s power grid remains constrained, with the...

R2.1bn set aside to revitalise mining towns

Government has set aside a total of R2.1 billion to revitalise distressed mining towns in the country, President Jacob Zuma said during his State of the Nation Address on Thursday. He said R290 million had been approved for informal settlement...
President Jacob Zuma

Infrastructure development rules SONA 2015: Part 2

Infrastructure development was a focal point of President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation Address on Thursday night. He noted that the National Infrastructure Development programme continues to be a key job driver and catalyst for economic...
President Jacob Zuma

Infrastructure development rules SONA 2015: Part 1

President Jacob Zuma says the National Infrastructure Development programme continues to be a key job driver and catalyst for economic growth. “Water is a critical resource for economic growth and a better life. Several projects aimed at providing...

Chinese firm to develop Nigerian substations

The Nigerian Federal Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with TBEA Co Ltd of China for the development of transmission lines and substations in Nigeria. Minister of State Power, Mohammed Wakil who signed on behalf of the...

Mining companies can keep the lights on in Africa

Mining companies can play a key role in harnessing Africa’s abundant clean sources of energy to overcome the lack of electricity which affects at least one in three Africans, says a new World Bank report released at this year’s Mining Indaba, in...