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Articles by Chris Yelland — Page 3

Eskom in a death spiral of rising prices and load-shedding – but there is hope

Energy • 8 April 2024

Total Koeberg shutdown risk increases

Energy • 19 October 2023
Eskom

Eskom’s new ‘virtual wheeling’ here soon

Energy • 21 August 2023

Helping Eskom to end load-shedding

Energy • 30 July 2023

Further Koeberg delay worsens South Africa’s power outlook

Energy • 17 May 2023
Port Alfred

No load-shedding for coastal town – because of politics

Energy • 10 May 2023
Jan Oberholzer

Eskom COO gives brutally honest view on problems

Energy • 25 April 2023
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That is a BS story.

Vincent Saif • 14 Nov 2026 South Africans are paying R5.32 less per kilogram for beef mince and steak now than a year ago

They must just stop stealing, but it is probably Jan van Riebeeck's fault that they steal this country into the…

Vincent Saif • 14 Nov 2026 Technically insolvent fund that gets R47.8 billion from the government every year wants the biggest increase to fuel levy in history

It's time to come to come to the realization that South Africans are bad people... not good people. We have…

Nasdaq5088 • 14 Nov 2026 Top CEO slams cadre deployment in South African municipalities

As long as Donald doesn't manage to double the oil price and Putin stops his war........

A K • 14 Nov 2026 Good news about interest rate cuts in South Africa

I do not understand this comment.. The country benefits because they have an income, business benefits because the workers have…

Johan Smuts • 14 Nov 2026 The historic South African town known as the ‘Oasis of the Kalahari’ that has the largest land-based manganese deposit on Earth
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