South Africa, the second-largest citrus exporter in the world, has been affected by regulations which are both expensive, and useless for the purposes claimed
The data breach, already the second major ransomware attack on a government entity this year, locked employees out of the system and encrypted files, demanding payment
However, the Western Cape remains low of the list of losing provinces and high on the list of returning destinations
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has adopted the "Solar Exclusion Norm" to facilitate energy production by removing red tape.
Natural Justice and the Green Connection have approached the Western Cape High Court to halt drilling operations by a consortium of TotalEnergies, Shell and PetroSA
Sakeliga recently won a victory for the taxpayers of Koster and Swartruggens against the local municipality's opaque and extortionate rates collection practices
The Post office's legal monopoly has not been enforced, but Sakeliga wishes to prevent the state from enforcing it, arguing it hasn't the capacity to provide adequate services
The High Court has dismissed Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu’s application to halt the operations of Clackson Power on the hydroelectric plant at Clanwilliam Dam
The private equity firm Actis has bought out the national telecoms transmissions network, with the baTswana royal house's holding company for R13bn
