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I watched the SA news conference yesterday and can't understand how spending all that money is not going to raise energy prices in SA. If people living there are prepared to pay (forever), for it then fine. It does seem like a knee jerk political reaction to shore up support, rather than an element of a national energy infrastructure initiative. Of course, there is no leadership at all on a national energy policy so it is hardly surprising that SA would try to go it alone.
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