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FirstRand recently published an updated energy policy and a climate change policy for the first time. It is the second of the country’s big four banks, after Nedbank, to commit to no longer funding coal.

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gwedemantashe you need a meeting with thus FirstRand. I have not heard of a private sector policy trumping government policy world wide. This can only happen in South Africa sadly. PresidencyZA CyrilRamaphosa take leadership & its all cos of BarbaraCreecy_ environmentza

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