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I guess they figure that hiding the numbers will be less damaging than the actual numbers.Doesn't this kind of loophole seeking raise flags with the ratings agencies?
Yes, who is going to be retarded enough to lend money to an organisation that isn’t obliged to report its financial behaviour.Eskom exempted from reporting wasteful and irregular spending to spare its credit rating
South Africa will exempt its beleaguered power utility from reporting irregular spending for the next two years to avoid harming the company’s credit rating.
The decision was announced in a government gazette on March 31. In a letter to Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd.’s chairman, Mpho Makwana, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said Eskom will still need to report losses arising because of criminal conduct and disciplinary measures related to wasteful expenditure.
Our friends China will never desert us.Yes, who is going to be retarded enough to lend money to an organisation that isn’t obliged to report its financial behaviour.
Oh right, the SA government![]()
Maybe you missed the saga about China withdrawing its possible loan to Eskom some time back now; they are not fools.Our friends China will never desert us.
What saga?Maybe you missed the saga about China withdrawing its possible loan to Eskom some time back now; they are not fools.