Loadshedding suspended on Sunday
Loadshedding was suspended on Sunday morning at 10am. Eskom said it recovered about 3, 000 Megawatts (MW) of generation capacity and replenished sufficient emergency reserves in the past 44 hours.…
City Power recovers close to 60kg of cables
City Power said it has recovered close to 60kg of cables from scrap metal yards in the south of Johannesburg, on the 06th March 2025. About 28.2kg of stolen cables—17kg…
Durban declared a state of disaster
Severe floods have caused damage estimated at R3.1 Billion in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN. As a result the KZN Province has declared Durban, a National State of Disaster on Saturday, the 8…
US said it wants energy access for all Africans
Powering Africa Summit wrote and published this article. The United States will embrace energy from a diversity of sources – from coal to natural gas to nuclear power to solar…
US withdraws funds amidst critical stage of transition in SA
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO), confirmed the withdrawal of committed funds towards South Africa’s (SA) Just Energy Transition by the United States of America (USA). DIRCO said…
Fishing vessels audit underway across SA
Fishing incidents in South Africa’s waters in 2024, resulted in the tragic loss of eighteen (18) fishermen’s lives. As a result, Barbara Creecy, the Minister of Transport, directed the South…
Microplastics found in human body
Microplastics were detected throughout the human body, including the blood, lungs, liver and even lower limb joints.Scientists have found evidence of microplastics in our brains, and further studies have revealed…
Stage 3 loadshedding kicks in on Friday from 2pm
Eskom said it will implement Stage 3 loadshedding from 14:00 on Friday until Monday at 05:00am. Eskom said it has lost about 2, 700 Megawatts (MW) in the last 14…
White rhino translocated from SA to Tanzania
White rhino were translocated from KwaZulu-Natal to the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania, this week. The project is an initiative of multiple stakeholders including a South African wildlife conservancy, its safari…
WHO wants Governments to act against tobacco to minors
The World Health Organization (WHO) is urging governments to protect young people from tobacco, e-cigarettes and other nicotine items by banning or tightly regulating these products. In a statement, the…