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South Africans are looking for alternative energy sources as load-shedding reaches record levels, and Ellies could benefit from this as it refines its product mix to meet demand.

Business Day TV spoke to Business Day business writer Mudiwa Gavaza about Ellies’ plans to lure customers.

South Africans are looking for alternative energy sources as load-shedding reaches record levels and Ellies could benefit from this as it refines its product mix to meet demand. Business Day TV spoke to Business Writer for Business Day, Mudiwa Gavaza, about Ellies' plans to lure customers.

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