William Brederode

Three municipal employees charged with misconduct in 2021 have had their disciplinary hearing stayed because non-existent legal cases, possibly generated by AI, were cited to support legal principles used to justify a ruling against them.

Eskom’s transmission subsidiary is overhauling how it pays renewable energy companies when they are instructed to stop producing electricity, after a massive backlog of curtailment payments rattled solar energy investors in recent months.

South Africa might introduce lower electricity prices on sunny days to slash the growing cost of paying solar producers to stop generating power.

For the first time in six years, the South African Post Office received an unqualified audit opinion from the Auditor-General of South Africa.

As part of its push to disincentivise single-occupant car trips to cut down traffic congestion, the City of Cape Town wants to limit parking availability and increase public parking prices during rush hour.