Africa's first solar-powered desalination plant barely functional

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De Kock alleged that representatives of the municipality had given several unsatisfactory explanations for why the solar plant was not operating, including that its batteries had been stolen.
There were never batteries there,” he said. “The problem is that there is too much corrosion on the solar plant’s components because it is right next to the river.”


You can't make this s**t up.
This country is not running on auto-pilot, there is no pilot. At this rate we'll soon be hiring Cubans so they can ask Orania for help.
 
De Kock alleged that representatives of the municipality had given several unsatisfactory explanations for why the solar plant was not operating, including that its batteries had been stolen.
There were never batteries there,” he said. “The problem is that there is too much corrosion on the solar plant’s components because it is right next to the river.”


You can't make this s**t up.
This country is not running on auto-pilot, there is no pilot. At this rate we'll soon be hiring Cubans so they can ask Orania for help.
A plumber could do a better job.
 
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