Remembering The Great Nelson Mandela
July brings with it an opportunity for South Africans, and the world, to reflect on ways of improving our fellow citizen’s lives with the annual remembrance of former president Nelson Mandela.
Sustaining South Africa’s moral fibre the Madiba Way
Less than a year into his presidency, President Nelson Mandela spoke boldly and decisively about corruption in SA. Mandela refused to behave like an absolute monarch or pharaoh whose actions are beyond public scrutiny.
Powering up for colder days: New electricity reforms to spark sector growth
As winter sets in across the country, individuals and businesses increase their reliance on electricity – for light, warmth and other necessities. This increased demand creates more pressure for power.
SA: Partnering to get vaccines to the vulnerable
In the next step towards
increasing the number of South
Africans vaccinated against
Covid-19, the South African
government has expanded
the vaccination programme to
include over 500 000 teachers.
Ensuring Economic Survival – Good news for SA’s road to recovery
In his letter to the nation during
the first week of July, President
Ramaphosa shared some good
news concerning the country’s
economic recovery regarding the Trade Surplus.
Upcoming Events: SA celebrates Nelson Mandela’s legacy for the month of July
From the 1 to 31 July, our nation celebrates former President Nelson Mandela’s birthday. The 18 July has historically been deemed Nelson Mandela International Day, but as South Africans we take this opportunity to honour Nelson Mandela’s legacy and impact on our community for the entire month.
Energy and the environment: The time is right to invest in electromobility
The global move towards electric mobility has been a result of three major shifts – the volatility of the oil price, the COP agreements regarding carbon emission reduction commitments and overall pollution concerns.
Economic Recovery Through Sustainability
Covid-19 and the resulting national lockdown have left economies around the world in a downturn. Like many other nations, South Africa has established a plan to facilitate economic recovery, and a key component of this plan is protecting the country’s natural wealth.
Sustainable agriculture: Growing food security in SA
In a world already grappling with COVID, climate change, water shortage and famine, the future presents profound challenges for feeding a growing population.
Northern Cape: A shining example of the benefits of solar energy
A R11.6 billion project is set to secure the Northern Cape’s position as a solar power leader. The investment will see the development of a Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) tower project.