A group of politicians, doctors, citizens, businesspeople and civil society organisations will go to court on 28 February to ask a judge to stop rolling blackouts in critical sectors and compel the South African government to play open cards with ...
All micro, small, and very small businesses selling perishable goods.
According to papers filed in court, the parties also ask for an order against Mantashe to provide within seven days a list of steps taken to ensure the availability of electricity generation capabilities. According to the court papers, the parties are asking Ramaphosa to hand over the government’s plan to reduce rolling blackouts, as well as the plans for a just energy transition, and the steps he intends taking to ensure the government departments fulfil their mandates.
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