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Partnership between sectors essential to solving SA’s energy crisis, says Wesgro

Investment promotion agency Wesgro has emphasized that collaboration between various sectors is needed to solve the country’s energy woes.

Wesgro CEO Wrenelle Stander addressed the launch of Ener-G-Africa’s women-led solar panel assembly plant in Ndabeni in Cape Town on Thursday.

Stander said the Western Cape was on a path to ensure it remained a globally competitive regional economy.

“The energy crisis in South Africa cannot be fixed by any one partner, it cannot be fixed by the government, it cannot be fixed by the private sector, it requires a collaboration across the public/private ecosystem.”

The City of Cape Town’s economic opportunities mayoral committee member, James Vos, was also present.

He reiterated the importance of more investment in renewable energy sources, particularly solar energy.

“There must be a consistent pipeline of skilled workers and businesses able to meet the demands of services and products of this sector, and so with an increased demand for solar panels, we can create job opportunities for millions of currently unemployed South Africans,” Vos said.

-EWN

In other news – It ended in tears: Uzalo actress Baby Cele (Gabisile) divorced

Mzansi actress Baby Celehas been in the limelight for two decades and she continues to steal the hearts of many people with her acting prowess and her larger-than-life personality.

Baby Cele

Miss Cele has dropped a bombshell that she is divorced. The Uzalo actress who plays Gabisile on the popular SABC1 show, revealed that she is going through the healing process of her divorce privately. “I have mastered divorce, honestly, it doesn’t hurt anymore because I just believe that if a marriage no longer works it should end.” Learn More

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