Новости за 27.02.2023

Nigeria’s leaders need to get replace the military with police whose mission is to protect, not prey on, the public

The maligned former Eskom CEO challenged the notion that it was foolish to shut ageing power stations and focus on procuring more renewable capacity

Separating Eskom into generation, transmission and distribution could play a significant role in reducing power cuts

A new book argues that this is not the South Africa women fought for

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The active resistance of the electorate is what remains to prevent leaders from subverting checking mechanisms and tipping the country into spin dictatorship

The meeting will take place on Monday night on the energy state of disaster as as anticipation builds over a cabinet reshuffle

New app brings the fun to birding with games, challenges and interaction with a friendly online community

This plug-and-play 3D printer’s safety options are useful for families, schools and libraries, but it delivers quality results

What is increasingly important is knowledge and skills in digital and technological vocations, and you can gain these skills from private training institutions

The pandemic may have disrupted the analogue business models of South African retailers to the online world. Amazon, unlike Walmart, is possibly an even bigger disruptor lying in wait

We have a window to show Russia and China how much we cherish our freedoms and democracy – and to demand answers from our own leaders

Fake results are circulating, vote rigging claims are mounting and tensions escalating as Nigerians wait for elections results

Africa is a prime candidate for alternative energy sources

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The series is a celebration of friendship, black love and ageing with sex appeal

In his weekly newsletter, the president argues that he welcomes the intensified monitoring by FATF

South Africa’s justice department plans to scrap old laws that make it a crime to sell or buy sex. This could make life safer for workers because they should be able to report crimes to the police — in theory

Ageing coal-fired fleet will kill tens of thousands by ignoring air-pollution minimum limits, costing tens of billions

Power supply is the remit of municipalities, not the president or national government, Ramaphosa has said in court papers