The South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, announced today that South Africa has imported 300MW of electricity from neighboring countries to face the constant 12-hour electricity cuts that continue to affect South Africans. “Through a regional energy pool agreement, we have already imported 300 MW of capacity from neighboring countries and we are working to increase it with another 1,000 MW”, announced the South African Head of State, without giving details. Speaking this morning at the Mines Fair, African Mining Indaba 2023, in Cape Town, the South African President added that “in addition to the energy crisis and the problems in port and rail operations, the prospects for next year were hampered by security concerns, illegal mining, and the pace of the structural reform program.”Read more…Source:Jornal Notícias
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