And the on the other end of the spectrum, we have this:
Skip the handwringing parts about eskom, check whats happening across the borders
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And the on the other end of the spectrum, we have this:
Skip the handwringing parts about eskom, check whats happening across the borders
#SouthAfrica #NewEnergy #Namibia #Botswana #Electricity #Renewable #Eskom
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English – The Conversation | South African court orders Eskom to disclose R70 billion coal and diesel contracts – why the ruling matters by Felix Dube, Lecturer in the Department of Public Law, University of Venda
South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal recently ruled that the country’s state-owned electricity utility Eskom must disclose its contracts with coal and diesel suppliers. This is a major victory for transparency in a sector that has long been marked by secrecy, financial instability and weak public trust.
Eskom generates about 90% of the country’s electricity, mainly through burning coal that it buys from South Africa’s coal mines.
Eskom spends R70 billion (US$4.16 billion) a year on coal and its transport alone but until now, its contracts with the mines have been kept hidden.
Why Eskom lost the court case
Why the ruling matters beyond this case
What the judgment changes, and what it does not

South Africa’s top appeal court has ordered the state-owned power utility Eskom to disclose its coal and diesel contracts, marking a major win for transparency and accountability.
Too weird that our Press was quiet again, correct me if I am wrong - are they getting paid for sweeping things under the carpet?
Or did I just miss it?
PSA: NERSA Approves 8.76% Eskom Tariff Increase from 1 April 2026
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has approved new electricity price increases for Eskom.
•From 1 April 2026, electricity tariffs will go up by 8.76%.
•From 1 April 2027, they will rise again by 8.83%.
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State Capture Gordhan Lauded for Fighting Corruption
State Capture Gordhan Lauded for Fighting Corruption In a recent turn of events, South African political parties, with the notable exception of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), have come together in lauding Minister Pravin Gordhan for his resolute stance against state capture. This comes at a t... State Capture Gordhan Lauded for Fighting Corruption #Politics#Corruption #EFF #Eskom #Politics #PravinGordhan #SAA…
Cheap Solar Is Transforming Lives and Economies Across Africa
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