Hendrik Hancke is an award-winning senior journalist who escaped the clutches of the Afrikaans media and now writes for Sunday Times and TimesLIVE about safety and security, energy and social issues.
Unusually high temperatures boosted demand for electricity, and also reduced power station efficiency
Bush camp manager describes the final moments of Megan van der Zwan, 22, who was killed before his eyes in Dinokeng
Two years after a merger reportedly valued at R560m, one of the biggest outdoor cannabis-growing facilities in southern Africa was auctioned off for ...
Several high-ranking officers paid their respects on Saturday at the funeral of slain KwaZulu-Natal police constable Sphesihle Cele, 26, who lost his ...
Advocate Vicky Rossouw, who worked as a prosecutor for the NPA for 35 years, was arrested in November 2021
A delegation from Ukraine visited South Africa this week to “strengthen the bond between the two countries” and raise awareness about Ukrainian ...
Trucking queues 37km long, ships waiting for 19 days to unload as transport mess spirals
Maserati Lesolang is guiding Eskom’s Matla power station back to peak performance — while staying within the speed limit, writes Hendrik Hancke
A takeaway joint in Bloemfontein situated near the University of the Free State turned out to be more organic and vegan than residents expected when ...
The foldable solar micro-grid container is intended to bring power to areas 'difficult to reach with electricity poles'