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South Africa
Ministers wrestle for control of energy sector

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The new government of national unity's ministers Gwede Mantashe and Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, who both hail from the left of the ANC, are battling for the leadership of the state-owned oil firm PetroSA and Strategic Fuel Fund. President Ramaphosa must decide between them.

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