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Eskom expected to run out of diesel in 2 weeks, sparking serious concerns from citizens
Eskom is urgently trying to procure more diesel to run its open-cycle gas turbines. The utility's fuel supply is expected to run out at the end of January.
Spar CEO Brett Botten retires following group being embroiled in scandals, leaving many speculating
Spar CEO Brett Botten will retire at the end of January after the group was embroiled in scandals, including allegedly discriminating against black franchisors.
Nando’s, Steers and other chains feeling the pinch of loadshedding, leaving Mzansi concerned
Wimpy, Mugg & Bean, Steers, Debonairs, Nando's and other fast food brands are beginning to feel the effects of loadshedding, leaving many citizens concerned.
KFC temporarily closes some stores due to loadshedding: “It's only downhill from here for SA,” says Mzansi
One of South Africa’s favourite fast food chains, KFC, announced that it would temporarily close the doors of some of its restaurants due to loadshedding.
South Africa’s new coin design fails to impress citizens: “we are wasting money...making this money”
A series of coins with a new look is set to be phased into South Africa’s economy from 1 January next year and many citizens are unimpressed with the move.
Sanral called out for granting Chinese companies multi-billion rand contracts over SA companies
Business forum Amadelangokubona has slammed the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) for granting multi-billion rand contracts to Chinese companies.
Calls to move Africa's freight back to railway, move could bring billions in investments
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula is supporting growing calls to move freight back onto rail rather than road following several fatal accidents on the highways.
Mineral Resources and Energy Department rubbishes claims that SA is running low on fuel
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy rubbished claims that the country has a fuel shortage following remarks about fuel-shedding being implemented.
Loadshedding woes: Foschini Group loses 99k trading hours due to continued power cuts
A fashion retailer, the Foschini Group, was not spared from the devastating effects of loadshedding and lost 99,000 trading hours over the past three months.
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