Zimbabwe Faces Severe Electricity Inefficiencies Amidst Outdated Infrastructure

Zimbabwe is grappling with significant electricity inefficiencies. The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) reports that up…

Catholic Sisters in Zimbabwe Built Off-Grid Infrastructure

Catholic sisters in Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo, have built off-grid infrastructure to power their operations. Zimbabwe…

Africa Loses 5% of GDP to Climate Change

According to United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell, Africa is losing up to 5% of its…

Zimbabwe to Maintain Power Generation Amid Water Shortages

Despite ongoing challenges due to low water levels, Zimbabwe will continue generating power from the Kariba…

South Africa Urged to Boost Offshore Oil and Gas Support

South Africa’s Energy Minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, has called for better government support and collaboration with major…

Germany Requests Clarity on South Africa’s Coal-Closure Slowdown

Germany’s climate envoy said Germany is requesting clarity on South Africa’s plans to slow down the…

South Africa Seeks India’s Energy Insights

Deputy President Paul Mashatile emphasised South Africa’s interest in learning from India’s rural electrification and renewable…

Zimbabwe Bans Unleaded Petrol, Mandates Ethanol Blending

The Zimbabwe government will implement mandatory ethanol blending in all unleaded petrol beginning next week, effectively…

New Development Bank Approves $2.3bn in Loans for Renewable Energy Projects

The New Development Bank (NDB) has approved $2.3 billion (R41bn) for 10 renewable energy projects covering…

Independent Power Producers in South Africa Seek Fair Deal Over Output Curbs

South African independent power producers are seeking compensation for revenues lost when adhering to state utility…