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Mnguni participates in transition planning for Steve Tshwete Local Municipality

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A Just Transition Workshop was held in Steve Tshwete Local Municipality from October 6 to 8. The meeting brought together communities impacted by the closure of Hendrina, Arnot, and Komatipower power stations, along with local government and various partners. Thomas Mnguni, Senior Campaigner at groundWork, participated in the planning process.

From groundwork.org.za

Why it matters

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The workshop aims to collectively design plans for the municipality, recognizing the rights of communities to their livelihoods during the energy transition. This collaborative process is intended to secure the future viability of the Steve Tshwete Local Municipality.

Multiple candidates, including Mnguni, Tlaleng Mofokeng, and Helen Zille, are running for mayor in Johannesburg.

From groundwork.org.za

Who's involved

  • MnguniSenior Campaigner at groundWork, who participated in the transition planning process.
  • Steve Tshwete Local MunicipalityThe local municipality that is hosting the inclusive transition planning workshop.
  • Cyril RamaphosaThe President of South Africa, who addresses the operational needs of local government.

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