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Business Talk - Niall Kramer on offshore oil & gas and South Africa’s energy future

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On Business Talk, OPASA's Niall Kramer outlines the growing role of offshore oil and gas in South Africa's energy security and economic growth strategy after the Mining Indaba.

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