National Treasury has announced that the government of South Africa has signed loan agreements with the World Bank, the German government and the African Development Bank. According to a statement released by the department, the loans will be provided below market rates in order to support South Africa's just Energy Transition. The World Bank is set to provide a R1-Billion loan for a duration of 15 years, the German government will loan the country half a billion euros for 12 years, with the African Development Bank extending a 300-thousand US Dollar loan over a period of 12 years. For a look at what the loans mean for South Africa moving forward, Elvis Presslin spoke to Head of Multi Asset Strategies at Aluwani Partners, Patrick Mathidi... 

<p>National Treasury has announced that the government of South Africa has signed loan agreements with the World Bank, the German government and the African Development Bank. According to a statement released by the department, the loans will be provided below market rates in order to support South Africa's just Energy Transition. The World Bank is set to provide a R1-Billion loan for a duration of 15 years, the German government will loan the country half a billion euros for 12 years, with the African Development Bank extending a 300-thousand US Dollar loan over a period of 12 years. For a look at what the loans mean for South Africa moving forward, Elvis Presslin spoke to Head of Multi Asset Strategies at Aluwani Partners, Patrick Mathidi... </p>

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