Black Harrier in more danger than Black Rhino
With only 1300 Black Harriers left in the world, this raptor is Southern Africa’s scarcest endemic bird of prey, moving from Vulnerable to the...
Black Harrier in more danger than Black Rhino
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SAWEA advocates for grid optimisation in the absence of urgent transmission build
SAWEA advocates for grid optimisation in the absence of urgent transmission build
If South Africa is to add the much needed 4GW – 5GW of new renewable energy generation capacity to the grid each year, solutions and efforts will...
Near perfect health and safety milestone achieved
Near perfect health and safety milestone achieved
A strong safety culture is at the heart of achieving industry-leading performance in Health and Safety, with what is recognised as a ‘near...
PCC releases JET recommendations
PCC releases JET recommendations
In November last year, President Ramaphosa unveiled South Africa's 5-year Just Energy Transition Investment Plan (JET-IP) and requested the...
Wind sector responds to expanded grid capacity
Wind sector responds to expanded grid capacity
The South African Wind Energy Association (SAWEA) has responded to two key events this week that are helping to provide clarity and give...
Kangnas Wind Farm welcomes new junior HSE Officer
Kangnas Wind Farm welcomes new junior HSE Officer
Karla Cloete (39), a Springbok local, joined the Kangnas Wind Farm two years ago as the new Junior Health Safety and Environment (HSE) Officer...
Highlights
Kathu Internship Programme Second Intake
A community-focused internship programme is helping connect graduates with industry opportunities in the John Taolo Gaetsewe region, supporting young people to build skills, confidence and pathways into meaningful careers. Launched in 2024, the Kathu Solar Park internship programme has welcomed 13 graduates from communities across the region, including Kuruman, Kathu and Deben. Now in its second intake, the programme attracted more than 500 applications, highlighting both the strong demand for opportunity and the growing recognition of the initiative within local communities. “This...