Pan-African technology group Cassava Technologies is accelerating its AI infrastructure expansion with strategic investments from Stanlib and Nvidia. The company plans to deploy thousands of GPUs across Africa by 2028, representing a major bet on the continent’s digital future.
South Africa’s Springbok solar project has reached commercial operation ahead of schedule, establishing a groundbreaking multi-buyer model for corporate renewable energy procurement. The 195 MW facility will power major companies including Amazon, Sibanye-Stillwater, and Vodacom while creating new f
Streamlined Registration Process Marks Major Shift in Energy Policy Eskom, South Africa’s state-owned power utility, has implemented sweeping changes to…
Industry leaders are calling for rapid implementation of South Africa’s updated energy plan, which positions solar power as fundamental to addressing the country’s electricity crisis. The strategy reportedly envisions massive renewable energy expansion, with solar PV leading the transition toward energy security.
The South African Photovoltaic Industry Association (SAPVIA) is urging government to immediately implement the Integrated Resource Plan 2025 (IRP 2025), which sources indicate recognizes solar photovoltaic technology as a cornerstone of the country’s energy transition. According to reports, the final document positions solar PV as critical to solving South Africa’s persistent electricity challenges.
The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors have concluded their Washington meeting with a Chair Summary instead of a formal communique. The document underscores global economic resilience while pointing to significant ongoing challenges. Members emphasized the need for multilateral coordination and development bank reforms.
The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors have wrapped up their fourth meeting under the South African Presidency in Washington, according to reports from Reuters. Instead of issuing a formal communique, the group released a Chair Summary, which has become common when participants cannot reach full consensus.
The Coega green ammonia project in South Africa’s Eastern Cape has received significant European Union endorsement as it progresses through development phases. The $5.8 billion facility aims to produce over one-million tonnes annually of green ammonia for export markets while creating more than 20,000 jobs.
A massive $5.8 billion green ammonia project in South Africa has received high-level international endorsement and is progressing toward a 2027 construction start, according to project developers. The Coega green ammonia project, located in the Coega Special Economic Zone alongside the Port of Ngqura in Gqeberha, represents one of Africa’s most ambitious renewable energy initiatives.
