Wind farm beats Kusile to grid
Eskom's planned wind farm in the Western Cape is set to deliver up to 100MW of electricity by the end of next year - beating the R170bn Kusile power station onto the grid.
Eskom's planned wind farm in the Western Cape is set to deliver up to 100MW of electricity by the end of next year - beating the R170bn Kusile power station onto the grid.
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Outa applauded the Catholic Church's stance against the e-tolling of Gauteng highways on Tuesday.
The Africa Index showed that, over the past year, economic growth in the Africa has been very vigorous.
Eskom's planned wind farm in the Western Cape will go online before the R170-bn Kusile power station.
The City of Cape Town was granted an interdict to halt the proposed Winelands Toll Highway Project.
Brazilian energy firm HRT announced on Tuesday that it had discovered oil off the coast of Namibia.
The ANC will engage directly with Cosatu affiliates in a bid to shore up the ailing workers’ movement.
Requiring British tourists to obtain visas to visit SA could negatively affect the country's economy.
The rand extended its slide on a mix of labour tensions and disappointing results from African Bank.
Statistics from ooba show that the average house purchase price has increased 4.5 percent year on year.
SA's composite leading business economic indicator rose by 0.3 percent year on year in March.
The BBC reported that there is growing white poverty and a sense of vulnerability.
The Catholic Church says people shouldn't buy etags or collaborate with the tolling of Gauteng highways.
A Sars auditor was unhappy over having to reverse her assessment of Durban businesswoman Shauwn Mpisane.
The price of gold is rising for the first time in nearly two weeks, breaking a long losing streak.
Foreign buyers are swooping on villages in Sicily to snap up homes for as little as 10 000 euros.
Brazil's economy will grow less than three percent this year, lower than previously predicted. 
Data released last week showed Greece has now entered into its sixth straight year of recession.
China's private sector wages in urban areas grew 17.1 percent in 2012, official figures showed.
Egypt's liquor stores are under growing pressure from society to stop selling alcohol to its citizens.
Jordi Evole's man-in-the-street political journalism has made his show popular in crisis-hit Spain.
Bill Gates has regained the title of world's richest person with a fortune of $72.7-billion.
Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart accused the Govt of using the mining industry as an ATM.
