Sunday, 18 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇿🇦 ZA ▾
BREAKING
› LABOUR INJUSTICE: Unfairly dismissed worker takes on Aspen Pharmacare in man-alone fight for job› POWER CUTS: Underground tour reveals scale of problems plaguing Joburg’s power infrastructure› PRIVATISATION PIVOT: Port in peril — former Transnet workers recalled to cover for Durban Gateway Terminal› BUSINESS REFLECTION: Crossed Wires: AI smashes the foundations of the global kingdom of mathematics› LEGAL TURBULENCE: SAA group CEO recruitment drama takes a new turn as Seshibe withdraws court challenge› Police, protesters clash as Milan rocked by unrest for second day› France counts cost of unrest, Paris tensions flare again› Ramaphosa backs GNU despite Mbalula’s criticism of DA› Arsenal grind out vital win at Nottingham Forest thanks to deflected Noni Madueke strike› Over 1 000 arrested in Free State Safer Festive Season operation› LABOUR INJUSTICE: Unfairly dismissed worker takes on Aspen Pharmacare in man-alone fight for job› POWER CUTS: Underground tour reveals scale of problems plaguing Joburg’s power infrastructure› PRIVATISATION PIVOT: Port in peril — former Transnet workers recalled to cover for Durban Gateway Terminal› BUSINESS REFLECTION: Crossed Wires: AI smashes the foundations of the global kingdom of mathematics› LEGAL TURBULENCE: SAA group CEO recruitment drama takes a new turn as Seshibe withdraws court challenge› Police, protesters clash as Milan rocked by unrest for second day› France counts cost of unrest, Paris tensions flare again› Ramaphosa backs GNU despite Mbalula’s criticism of DA› Arsenal grind out vital win at Nottingham Forest thanks to deflected Noni Madueke strike› Over 1 000 arrested in Free State Safer Festive Season operation
South African News

TotalEnergies wins bid to supply Namibia with fuel from Nov-Jan

TimesLIVE News ·
TotalEnergies wins bid to supply Namibia with fuel from Nov-Jan

Namibia has selected TotalEnergies bidding group TTEF.PA to supply the country’s bulk diesel and petrol needs for a three-month period from November to January, energy minister Modestus Amutse said late on Monday.

Read the full article on TimesLIVE News ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.timeslive.co.za — the content belongs to TimesLIVE News.

More from TimesLIVE News

See all ›

More in South African News

See all ›