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The protests over soaring inflation are now calling for an end to the clerical rule of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

As 2026 begins, several African countries have already begun enjoying reprieve at the pump, with early signs of decreased fuel prices offering both immediate and long-term advantages for their ...

Unlike petrol, the price of diesel is unregulated in South Africa, which means you’ll find costs can vary at forecourts across the country ...

Early data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) shows that fuel price recoveries are building for a significant cut at the pumps in February—if current market conditions continue.

January 2026 fuel prices are the lowest they’ve been since 2022. But they’re still 30% more expensive than they ought to be. Here’s why …

South Africa is starting the year off with significantly lower petrol and diesel prices, spelling good news for motorists and the economy at large.

The strengthening of the rand, as well as the easing of global oil prices, have contributed to South Africa’s first fuel price drop of 2026. The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) ...

2026 is starting with good news for motorists as petrol, diesel, and illuminated paraffin prices decrease from Wednesday, 7 January 2026. The Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Gwede ...

Petrol and diesel prices will be reducing substantially on Wednesday, which is especially great news for South Africans travelling back from holiday destinations from that day.

Fuel prices will fall in South Africa in. See what you'll pay for petrol, diesel, illuminating paraffin and LP Gas.

South African motorists can look forward to significant savings at the pump in January 2026, as fuel prices drop in response to shifting global oil markets and a stronger rand: ...

South Africa’s inflation trajectory is off to a good start in 2026. Petrol and diesel prices at the pump are set to fall from Wednesday, 7 January, the Department of Mineral Resources and Petroleum ...

A South African diesel ban that will see lower sulphur levels and other noxious gasses strictly enforced enters its next phase …

Eskom says repair teams are working around the clock to restore electricity to parts of Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal and the Free State after severe weather damaged power infrastructure during the festive season.

Lower inflation, interest rates and fuel prices means buying a car in 2026 will be more financeable viable than before …

The latest data from the Central Energy Fund indicates that SA motorists can expect welcome fuel price cuts at the pumps in the new year.

The latest Central Energy Fund data suggests that South African motorists can expect welcome fuel price cuts at the pumps in the new year.

South African vehicle owners are preparing for some belated festive season cheer with fuel prices expected to drop in early January 2026.

South African vehicle owners are in line for some festive season cheer with fuel prices expected to drop in early January 2026.

South African diesel vehicle owners could be thrown some festive season cheer with prices expected to drop in early January 2026.

South African diesel vehicle owners could be thrown some New Year cheer with prices expected to drop in early January.

South Africa's motorists are facing higher fuel costs from today after the latest adjustments officially took effect at midnight on Tuesday.

The Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has announced the official fuel price adjustments for December 2025.

Eskom has successfully resolved a R580 million dispute with the Stefanutti Stocks Basil Read Joint Venture, stemming from building contracts at the Kusile Power Station. This settlement, reached after constructive negotiations, marks a significant milestone in Eskom's strategy to manage legacy contract issues while safeguarding public funds.

South Africa's Department of Mineral & Petroleum Resources announces a significant decrease in fuel prices, effective from midnight on November 5, 2025, providing much-needed relief for motorists and businesses ahead of the festive season.

Government officials, business leaders, and civil society participants convene in Heidelberg, Gauteng, to tackle the pressing issue of de-industrialisation and its devastating impact on South Africa's small towns.

Red Rocket's Tournee Solar Park marks a historic milestone in South Africa's renewable energy sector, being the first project to reach financial close under Eskom's innovative land lease initiative. This ambitious project aims to power 224,000 homes and significantly reduce carbon emissions.

SAFCEI warns that Eskom's plans for a 20-year licence extension for Koeberg Unit 2 may compromise safety, citing outdated data and inadequate assessments by the National Nuclear Regulator.

Red Rocket's financial closure for the Tournee Solar Park signals a pivotal moment for South Africa's renewable energy ambitions, promising a sustainable future.

NERSA's admission of a R54 billion error in Eskom's revenue decision could lead to significant electricity price hikes for consumers over the next three years, raising concerns about regulatory accountability and public trust.

Experts warn that a recent R54 billion settlement between Eskom and NERSA will lead to significant electricity tariff hikes, impacting South African households and municipalities. Consumer groups express concern over the long-term effects on affordability and economic stability.

Activists in Johannesburg rally against Standard Bank and Total Energies, calling for an end to fossil fuel financing and demanding accountability for ecological destruction.

Electricity Minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa will visit Medupi and Matimba Power Stations on Tuesday to assess Eskom's Generation Recovery Plan.

As Tembisa residents protest against a controversial electricity surcharge, the EFF stands in solidarity, demanding its removal amid rising living costs.

Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says electricity in South Africa has become unaffordable for many, warning that rising tariffs are forcing poor households to choose between basic needs and power.

Eskom has announced a delay in the return of Unit 1 at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, South Africa's only nuclear facility, moving the expected service date from July to August. This decision comes as the unit undergoes critical maintenance to ensure safety and reliability

City Power has launched a vital campaign to recover R1. 6 billion in unpaid electricity bills, targeting defaulters in Hursthill, Auckland Park, and Northcliff

Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa warns that municipal debt to Eskom is skyrocketing by R3 billion each month, posing a severe threat to the utility's financial stability and exacerbating energy poverty across South Africa

City Power's new Free Basic Electricity programme aims to support low-income households in Johannesburg by providing 50kWh of free electricity monthly, tackling issues of electricity theft and enhancing access to essential services.

The City of Cape Town is making strides with its R200 million solar plant in Atlantis, aiming to power the local grid with 12,850 solar panels by year-end.

Eskom has announced Stage 2 load shedding from Tuesday, affecting electricity supply during peak hours.

Eskom Group Chief Executive Dan Marokane outlines the utility's winter outlook for 2025, highlighting improvements in operational performance and the potential for rolling blackouts if demand increases.

A peer-reviewed study, published in the journal Nature, found that the carbon emissions stemming from 111 of the world’s biggest fossil fuel producers resulted in at least $28 trillion in economic losses in the three decades to 2020, writes Nick Hedley.

Major economies are overstating how much carbon their forests can absorb in a climate accounting fudge that could allow them to use even more fossil fuels, new research said.

Eskom has announced the suspension of load shedding following a recovery of 2015MW in generation capacity, while ongoing maintenance aims to prepare for increased winter demand.

Eskom eases South Africans' fears by confirming no load shedding is necessary, following a recovery in generation capacity and a decline in electricity demand.

Eskom's Stage 2 load shedding kicks in as electricity demand surges, prompting urgent calls for conservation amidst a deepening energy crisis.

Keen to end its reliance on rice imports, Indonesia wants to plant vast tracts of the crop, along with sugar cane for biofuel.

As Earth Month unfolds, South Africa faces a critical environmental challenge with rising concerns over fossil fuel development in the Outeniqua Basin. The Green Connection and Natural Justice have lodged formal objections against oil and gas surveys, highlighting the potential for catastrophic ecological damage.

Cape Town's new compulsory smart meters promise accurate readings and energy savings for residents, despite past concerns over costs.