Electricity crisis under ANC administration

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South Africans have had to mold their lives around daily power cuts. Did the ruling party do enough to deal with this energy crisis? Prof. Mamphweli, Head of Energy Secretariat at the SA National Energy Development Institute explains.
28 May 2024 5PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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