Kevin Mileham urges Eskom to reveal true cost of Medupi and Kusile
The opposition MP says transparency on the coal projects is essential for taxpayers and businesses facing high electricity tariffs…
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14 September 2026
DIDBS files audited annual results for year to 31 March 2026
Moneyweb reports that DIDBS has released its audited financial statements for the 2025-26 financial year, now available for public review.
Private operators set to run test trains on Transnet rail network before end of 2026
Transnet plans to open its freight rail to private firms, with two test operators expected by year-end and a R70bn investment plan outlined…
13 September 2026
BEL credits Westlake emergency generation with averting load shedding
Belize Electricity Limited says temporary power from Westlake kept the lights on, avoiding scheduled cuts.
Growthpoint flags valuation issue at V&A Waterfront
Growthpoint Properties says its V&A Waterfront assets may be over-valued, prompting a review amid a softening property market.
IOL calls Eskom saga a story fit for the movies
The IOL editorial likens South Africa's power utility crisis to a film script, a reminder of the daily challenges facing small businesses…
IT entrepreneur creates R870 million South African tech firm
Daily Investor reports a businessman built an IT company valued at R870 million, highlighting the sector’s growth…
Municipality introduces R582.64 levy on solar usage
A South African town now charges a R582.64 levy for residents and businesses that tap into solar power, according to MyBroadband.
Gauteng Speaker’s R6m Venezuela trip draws DA censure motion
Taxpayers funded a six-million-rand delegation to a tourism fair, sparking accusations of wasteful spending…
NERSA publishes Eskom’s 8.83% tariff rise for 2027
The regulator's notice means electricity costs for South African businesses will climb next year, and firms have a short window to comment…
South African bank alerts customers to data breach
The bank has warned its clients that personal information may have been exposed, prompting security steps.
Maserati launches brand film promoting everyday luxury with new models
Maserati’s new campaign, created with agency Migrante, showcases the Grecale, GranTurismo and GranCabrio as everyday performance cars…
Sanlam CEO says India partnership with Shriram is gaining momentum
The group’s joint venture in India is showing early signs of growth, a development that could interest South African investors and firms looking abroad…
Chief statistician defends census figures amid vaccine data clash
South Africa’s head of statistics says the latest census numbers are sound despite challenges from health officials over immunisation statistics…
AI makes ad targeting routine, brands must now focus on creative
With AI tools standardising audience selection, SMEs need to use generative AI to produce fresh, personalised creative at scale to stay competitive…
South Africa signals overhaul of electricity pricing system
Government says it will revamp how power tariffs are set, a move that could affect households, businesses and the utility sector…
12 September 2026
TimesLIVE spotlights First National Bank as FirstRand’s key asset
The feature suggests FNB remains central to FirstRand’s earnings and market position…
Kerala load shedding likely to last until October, bills to rise
Kerala's power board warns extended load shedding through October and higher electricity tariffs, impacting local businesses and households…
Sindh’s load shedding labelled a governance failure by Memon
Memon says repeated power cuts in Pakistan's Sindh province reflect serious governance lapses, warning of business impact…
South African Tourism launches Great South African Sale travel week
The annual Sho’t Left Travel Week runs 7-13 September 2026, offering up to 50% off and a chance for small travel operators to boost domestic bookings.
iStore reopens in R4.9-billion South African mall with premium upgrades and glass façade
The Apple reseller returns to a newly refurbished mall, signalling confidence in high-end retail despite a tough economy.
South Africans in the US can find familiar food and community while cheering the Springboks
IOL notes that South Africans travelling for the Boks’ matches are turning to local SA-owned eateries and community hubs for a taste of home…
President Ramaphosa says South Africa ready for new era of trade with India
The president’s remarks signal potential export opportunities for South African agri-businesses as the two economies look to deepen ties…
Mandela University announces shift to renewable energy for campus operations
The university says its renewable move aims to cut carbon and inspire South Africa’s broader energy transition…
IESCO says it will curb load shedding, offering relief to Pakistani consumers
The Islamabad utility announced a reduction in scheduled power cuts, a move that could ease operating costs for businesses and households.
122,000 smart meters blocked in protest against Eskom
A wave of protests saw 122,000 smart meters blocked, raising concerns over Eskom's rollout and potential billing delays for households and businesses.
University installs 8,500 solar panels, cuts reliance on Eskom
The campus will generate its own power, reducing exposure to South Africa's load-shedding schedule.
Eskom reports Energy Availability Factor of 67.78%, meeting benchmark
The state utility says its power plants were available 67.78% of the time, a level set as the minimum by regulators.
Martin Moshal’s R118 million political donations raise questions over gambling policy
The South African-born gaming entrepreneur has become a top donor to several parties, sparking debate about influence on future gambling regulation.
Digital News Transformation Fund lifts 21 independent South African newsrooms
R10.5m funding helps community publishers launch websites, grow audiences and start new revenue streams in the first half of 2026.
