Ramaphosa has another one coming off on Thursday, but businessmen and diplomats are frustrated, writes Hilary Joffe
If you stand at a view site that overlooks the giant processing complex at Exxaro’s Grootgeluk coal mine, you see Eskom’s Matimba and Medupi power stations in the distance.
The coal from Grootgeluk, SA’s largest coal mine and the world’s third-largest, is carried by conveyor belts to the power stations, which together supply a big chunk of SA’s electricity. Exxaro partnered the government to take a party of journalists up to the mine last week, ahead of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s fourth annual investment conference on Thursday...
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