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Country’s radical opposition struggles to muster large numbers after calling for a day of protest
The photographer risked his life to document the injustices of the black experience
State of disaster declared as rolling blackouts cost $50mn a day, says central bank
Ramokgopa appointment comes after Eskom crisis causes outages of up to 12 hours a day
Cabinet reshuffle expected as government confronts claims of corruption at Eskom power monopoly
The attempted poisoning of André de Ruyter is a dramatic example of how criminality has seeped into the country’s state
Rising frustration over pervasive corruption risks hurting South Africa’s ruling party at the polls
Global watchdog says Africa’s two biggest economies need to do more to fight financial crime
From ethical non-aligned foreign policy, Pretoria has shifted to a might-is-right position
André de Ruyter accuses senior politicians in ruling organisation of corruption at the utility
Boss of crisis-hit power company had implicated senior politicians in corruption
Finance minister says Pretoria will provide state power group with $14bn as rolling blackouts worsen
Her Golden Lion-winning work comes to the UK, full of primal sounds and social critique
Non-Chinese members of the grouping might increase dependence on Beijing
President says rolling power cuts ‘an existential threat to our economy and our social fabric’
FTSE 100 miner’s Duncan Wanblad warns country’s economy under threat from ‘scourges’ of power cuts, broken logistics and corruption
Pretoria’s shifting position reveals Kremlin’s success in stoking doubt about responsibility for Ukraine war
Rate-setters slow pace of policy tightening as growth outlook weakens
Companies beset by blackouts lead a surge in investment in their own supplies, mostly renewables
Washington is seeking to entice nations away from financial and resource ties to China
Alleged attempt to kill chief executive André de Ruyter shows challenges he has faced in rooting out corruption
Plan highlights battle over power producer, whose outgoing chief suffered recent attempted poisoning
The financier says his journey from poverty to the boardroom has been fundamental to becoming a successful leader
André de Ruyter, who resigned after trying to overhaul the troubled utility, claims he was given cyanide-laced coffee
Where to get your groove back, from Highland hikes to an African sanctuary
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