Power utility Eskom has a crucial plan for some parts of Soweto, Gauteng. The disruption is not meant to inconvenience but to ensure the necessary maintenance on the distribution power lines. Scheduled for Tuesday, 21 January, the nine-hour power outage will affect areas like Jabulani, Mofolo North (Sgodiphola), and Zondi. Eskom Apologizes: Eskom acknowledges any

— Unraveling the Russian Nuclear Power Marvel Imagine a world where nuclear waste is not just a hazardous byproduct but a valuable resource, more precious than gold. Enter the BN-800 reactor – a groundbreaking invention that has sparked awe and curiosity in the realm of nuclear energy. The story begins in Russia, home to the

In the vast landscape of Africa lies a hidden treasure beneath its surface – natural gas reserves that make up nearly 9% of the world’s total. This valuable resource holds the key to addressing energy needs, powering economic growth, and fueling development across the continent. However, while the potential is immense, there are challenges that

In the heart of Southern Africa, a remarkable phenomenon is unfolding as water levels in dams across South Africa surge significantly. This surge comes as a boon amidst concerns over dwindling water resources and the looming threat of drought. Amidst this environmental blessing, government officials are closely monitoring the situation, particularly focusing on the Vaal

Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey into the heart of renewable energy in the vibrant city of Cape Town? If you have a passion for harnessing the power of wind to drive sustainable solutions, then this job opportunity is tailor-made for you. Imagine being at the forefront of cutting-edge projects that are

Ethiopia, a country known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, is now making strides towards a greener future with the expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. The Ethiopian government recently unveiled ambitious plans to enhance the EV charging network across the nation, marking a significant step towards reducing reliance on fossil

African countries find themselves at a crossroads, grappling with the need to advance economically while also honoring global agreements to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The continent is home to 45 of the United Nations’ “Least Developed Countries,” with the majority located in Africa. These nations face significant challenges such as low income levels, limited industrial

In the picturesque district of iLembe, nestled on South Africa’s east coast, lies the vibrant Maphumulo Local Municipality. This quaint region, with a population of around 700,000 residents, is part of the KwaZulu-Natal Province and forms an integral part of the country’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate

Water is not just a resource; it’s life itself. In Africa, however, the issue of water scarcity is looming larger than ever before. This challenge is not insurmountable though, and each one of us has the power to make a positive impact. Imagine for a moment the vast continent of Africa – its diverse landscapes,

Women entrepreneurs in the energy sector are gearing up for an exciting opportunity with the African Women in Energy and Power (AWEaP) Just Energy Transition (JET) Skills Development Programme. The program, scheduled to run from February 11 to 13, aims to equip participants with practical knowledge and valuable networking opportunities essential for success in South