This has certainly been the case in South Africa, but there may be room for optimism following the ANC's loss of its majority in recent elections. South Africa's Political Monopoly Has Been Broken ...

Just two years after winning the backing of one of the world’s biggest green infrastructure investors, a little-known South ...

Years before returning to politics, Cyril Ramaphosa was part of a group of investors who helped Seacom bypass government ...

South Africa's electricity sector faces its biggest transformation since democracy with the introduction of the Electricity Regulation Amendment Act. From Eskom's monopoly to an open market system ...

South Africa appears to be exerting far too little influence on the price of platinum, despite having the lion’s share of world platinum resources and production. A close watcher of the system ...

The African National Congress lost its political monopoly on South Africa after election results on Saturday showed that with almost all of the votes counted, the party had received only about 40 ...

By 2007, smaller players won the right to build their own networks. Seven years later, Vumatel rolled into Parkhurst, kicked ...

South Africa’s Transport Minister Barbara Creecy has set a volume target of 250Mt for Transnet’s rail network by 2030. The last time volumes exceeded the 200Mt mark was in 2017. Creecy’s target seems ...

South Africa’s political monopoly has been broken — could it help the economy? Story by Imraan Valodia • 9mo. O ver the past decade or so there has been something of a revolution in economics.