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Engen supported programme a huge success as disabled drivers pass their licences
All candidates enrolled on the Eastern Cape Engen and Disability Economic Empowerment Trust (DEET) driver training programme have obtained their learner’s licences, with 20 candidates also...
Engen fuel support helps local NPO with flood relief efforts
Engen has stepped up with fuel support to assist local humanitarian organisation, Ashraful Aid with its relief work in KwaZulu-Natal. Engen’s R10 000 fuel donation will be used to power Ashraful...
Engen’s Nkateko Mabale helps local NPO feed desperate Alex families
Moved by the work of a family run NPO that supports desperate residents of Alexandra township, Engen employee Nkateko Mabale has used the company’s Employee Community Partnership Programme (ECPP)...
Top ranked CSIR materials scientist Ray praises research centre team
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Centre for Nanostructures and Advanced Materials chief researcher and manager Professor Suprakas Sinha Ray has praised the team at the...
Engen hosts career guidance workshops to boost tomorrow’s business leaders
Ahead of Youth Month, long-time supporter of education and youth development, Engen recently hosted career guidance workshops to help learners explore exciting career options open to matriculants...
Engen helps Bluff Athletics Club go the distance
The Bluff Athletics Club is set to stage their annual Vets 21km Race later this year after receiving support from Engen. According to Engen Third Party Sales Manager and chairman of the Bluff...
A new energy reality – natural gas’s critical role in SA’s transitioning
By: Andri Hugo, CEO & Founder of Novo Energy The news coming out of the...
Engen delivers blankets, food, water and roof sheeting to help support South Durban flood victims
As a company with deep roots in KwaZulu-Natal, Engen is immensely saddened by the devastating effects and the human tragedy of the recent floods in the province. On Friday, 22 April Engen staff...
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Transport sector faces major BBBEE overhaul with tougher compliance rules
The integrated transport sector is set to face some of the most stringent broad-based black economic empowerment (BBBEE) requirements in the country, following proposals unveiled by Integrated...
Technology advancements require organised labour to adapt
The rapid advancements in technology pose both challenges and opportunities for employment and the labour market and it is crucial that organised labour adapts accordingly to ensure it plays a role...
Opinion: Eskom’s solar clampdown - A risk to renewables and business confidence
In this article, IMPOWER business development executive Matthew Cruise writes that Eskom's recent push to register all grid-tied solar systems has sparked controversy in South Africa's solar...
