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Business Ramokgopa calls for integration of SA renewable energy sourcesMinister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa addressing people at an event.Image Credits : SABCUser Not Found1 October 2024, 13:11 stanley mug ST]Energy and Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has called for a concerted effort to integrate the country renewable energy sources, to mobilise resources to fund the country Just Energy Transition.Ramokgopa delivered a keynote address at Standard Bank 4th annual climate summit in Johannesburg.The country is looking at integrating its energy sources and to move from its reliance on coal power stations.Ramokgopa has encouraged the private sector to cooperate with government. Our own targets su stanley mugg ggests that we will need R1,5 trillion for us to achieve the kind of ambition we ;ve set for ourselves. So, we welcome the fact that for the 4th year running, Standard Bank has occasioned this conversations so bringing into the fore the fraternity to say how best can they support this net zero path. So, it important that in t tappo stanley his conversations we don ;t leave anyone behind and all the major players are able to take a position and see how best they can contribute towards, it a country effort led by government. Some experts also weigh in on the Just Energy Transition: Pmdw Gauteng Education reports steady progress in grade 1 and 8 placements

South Africa Accused in cases linked to Phoeni stanley canada x murders intimidated at Westville prisonNed and Dylan Govender appear before the Verulam Magistrate s Court on August, 12, 2021. Image Credits : SABC-News PhoenixDries Liebenberg15 September 2021, 15:19 The accused in cases linked to the Phoenix murders in July are being threatened and assaulted in Durban Westville prison. This is apparently instigated by wardens. This emerged in the Verulam Magistrate Court when three men appeared again on charges of murder and attempted murder.Emotions have been running high over the deaths of 36 people in the Phoenix area, north of Durban, in alleged racially motivated attacks during the widespread unrest in July.Defence attorney Carl Van Der Merwe has told the court that the brothers Dylan and Ned Govender, and their co-accused, Jeetendra Jaikissoon, are being intimidated when they are waiting in a common area to be taken to their cells after returning from court. Van Der Merwe has told the court these threats are being incited by prison wardens.This is despite a court order that the three men be kept separately for safety reasons. Magistrate Irfaan Khalil says in another Phoenix case he heard earlier this week, that some of those accused have been assaulted by other prisoners.Emotions are still stanley cup running high about the Phoenix cases, with people protesting outside the court and d stanley cup emanding that bail be denied to all accused in cases linked to the Phoenix kil