WATCH: Pravin Gordhan to appeal against load-shedding exemptions
Business Day TV spoke to Tauriq Moosa, legal writer for Business Day
10 May 2023 - 16:59
byBusiness Day TV
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Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan is set to appeal against a ruling to prevent load-shedding at public facilities, within 60 days.
Last week, the High Court ruled that the government should spare schools, police stations and healthcare facilities of load-shedding. The government is set to appeal as this ruling may pose a risk to current efforts to stabilise the national grid.
Business Day TV discussed the story with Tauriq Moosa, legal writer for Business Day.
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WATCH: Pravin Gordhan to appeal against load-shedding exemptions
Business Day TV spoke to Tauriq Moosa, legal writer for Business Day
Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan is set to appeal against a ruling to prevent load-shedding at public facilities, within 60 days.
Last week, the High Court ruled that the government should spare schools, police stations and healthcare facilities of load-shedding. The government is set to appeal as this ruling may pose a risk to current efforts to stabilise the national grid.
Business Day TV discussed the story with Tauriq Moosa, legal writer for Business Day.
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