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  1. Eskom, a state-owned entity in South Africa, has Mteto Nyati chairing its board.

Mteto Nyati links Eskom unbundling to electricity affordability

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Mteto Nyati was reappointed to his role at Eskom. Nyati stated that the board's new top priority is electricity affordability, linking this goal to the ongoing process of Eskom unbundling.

From polity.org.za

Why it matters

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The statement highlights a strategic shift at Eskom, the electricity utility in South Africa. This emphasis on affordability during the unbundling process could influence energy costs for businesses and consumers.

Eskom is a state-owned entity in South Africa, and Mteto Nyati chairs its board.

From polity.org.za

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    Spar might see changes in operating costs if the focus on affordability helps stabilize energy prices.

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