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Big hikes in petrol, diesel prices on Wednesday

Written by on 4 July 2022

Motorists will face large fuel price hikes on Wednesday, as the petrol levy cut falls from R1.50 a litre to 75c. Petrol prices will be hiked by R2.37 (93) and R2.57 (95) a litre, while diesel prices will rise by R2.31 (0.05% sulphur) and R2.30 (0.005% sulphur) a litre, the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy […]

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Sibanye Stillwater faces operation difficulties as Eskom continues to implement rolling blackouts

Written by on 4 July 2022

Mining company Sibanye Stillwater says it has become extremely difficult to operate in an environment of perpetual  rolling blackouts. Eskom says it will continue to implement rolling blackouts at various stages throughout the week, depending on the recovery of the national grid following an unprotected strike at the power utility. Stage 4 was implemented until […]

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Eskom says striking workers have returned to duty

Written by on 29 June 2022

Eskom says workers on wildcat strikes are back at work. Eskom spokesperson Sikonathi Mantshantsha discussed this with eNCA’s Masego Rahlaga. Eskom says workers that embarked on wildcat strike are back at work. The protest followed a deadlock in wage talks.  Unions will meet bosses again on Friday. The utility is expected to table a revised […]

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No wage agreement reached with Eskom, Gordhan should retract statement: NUM

Written by on 29 June 2022

The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) is adamant that the Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan should immediately retract the announcement he made on Tuesday. Gordhan said that he was hopeful that Eskom would avoid implementing stage six rolling blackouts for a second consecutive day on Wednesday after the power utility and unions had reached a wage agreement. […]

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Digital Migration | ConCourt rules against Communications Minister

Written by on 28 June 2022

The ConCourt has ruled against Communications Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni in the analogue switch-off case. The 31 October deadline for set-top boxes has been declared unconstitutional. Justice Mhlantla says the minister should have given notice to industry stakeholders of the planned switch-off, in order to canvas their views. e.tv has welcomed the ruling. Source: eNCA

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