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The morass that is coal supply to Eskom

eriti Resources cleverly spun a narrative following conclusion of a coal sales agreement (CSA) with Eskom stating that the South African power utility had actually scored a plenitude of benefits from the deal. The CSA was mainstream news last month because Eskom was seen to be agreeing to a doubling in the cost of coal for its Duvha power station from South32, an Australian

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