Mantashe sings praises of clean coal but warns it does not ‘fall from the sky’ - The minister of mineral resources and energy has long defended South Africa’s continued use of coal
He told a news conference on the sidelines of the annual mining conference that his department was looking into clean coal technology, but added: “Support the journalism that helps you navigate your world
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