Protesting the Karpowership project outside the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria calling for the release of "critical information" regarding the Karpowership deals. Photo stock
The shifting landscape of the energy sector towards sustainability and efficiency will have implications for workforce and skills development, with organisations needing to explore how to navigate this transition effectively, writes Mamiki Matlawa, Group Business Development Executive at ACTOM.
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