South Africa looks to China, 8,000 MW of renewables needed each year, Optimum Coal losses court battle, Mabuyane takes Ramaphosa and Unviersity of Fort Hare to court.
: South Africa is looking to move the BRICS summit in August to China as the country tries to avoid any potential issues with the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Russia’s Vladimir Putin. Despite international relations minister Naledi Pandor saying that Putin’s arrival has not been discussed with foreign ministers, South African official sources told Daily Maverick that they are seriously considering moving the event to China or, as a second option, online.
In January, the RBCT argued that it would suffer reputational damage if it were eventually found that the export entitlement was used to launder money. The court said that, following South Africa’s greylisting, prosecutors would target individuals implicated in money laundering, with the Gupta’s involvement bringing unwanted attention to the terminal. [: Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane will take President Cyril Ramaphosa, the SIU and the University of Fort Hare to court.
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