[TOP STORY] Is the Just Energy Transition at the expense of an entire province?

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‘Looking at the economics of it all, if you are taking away an industry that basically employs 90 000 direct workers and then you have a multiplier effect also, what are you going to replace it with,’ says independent energy economist, Lungile Mashele.

28 Jul 2023 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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