SA has signed its second climate finance loan agreement in a week to support the country’s efforts to shift to a low-carbon economy — this time from the Germans.

The concessional loan of €500m (R10.4bn) from Germany’s KfW Development Bank is the third extended under its public policy support for SA’s just energy transition, bringing total German lending through the programme to €1.3bn (R27bn)...

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