Charnè Hundermark, Southern And East Africa Editor April 15, 2021
Africa Oil & Power recently spoke with Janine Espin, Managing Director of Economic Development Solutions (EDS), about the anticipated compliance requirements associated with the Bid Window 5 of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement (REIPPP) Program; the benefits of compliance for both renewable energy project owners and local communities; and the impact of the recently launched window on the national economy.
What are the primary compliance issues facing South Africa’s renewable energy industry?
If we look at what the compliance requirements were for the Risk Mitigation Independent Power Producer Procurement Program, which took place last December, we are left to assume that Round 5 will have similar requirements, as we don’t know the specifics at this stage. We are anticipating compliance around ownership, skills development and transfer, suppli
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President, HE Dr Hage Geingob summoned his Defence Minister Rear Admiral Peter Vilho and grilled him over a list of crimes and fired him on the same day according to a reliable source.
Rear Admiral Peter Vilho Minister of Defence and Veterans Affairs was seen at State House on April 6 where he met both the President and Vice President Nangolo Mbumba.
Vilho was summoned over allegations of corruption, which, among others involves an undeclared bank account in Hong Kong.
In his resignation letter, Vilho informed the Head of State that his continued membership of the Executive was “untenable” and the “ongoing media blitz” focused on him detracted from the “very important work of government, especially in the area of defence and security”.