RonSwanson
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Agreed if it is strategic, yes. In Eskom's case it is a result of an organisation that ceased to be a going concern many years ago already, and technically should not still exist in its current form, especially when they are running expensive OCGTs on a daily basis. It's akin to buying monthly groceries on a credit card.Debt level is not really a good indicator of success. Since incurring debt can be useful as a way to invest.
Most of the other SOEs are in a similar situation, it's just not as visible because the impact is different. And all government departments and services are failing in the same way, That's why we have private security, private prosecution, private schools, private electricity provision, private water provision, private healthcare, private/tolled roads, and private postal service. Soon to be private armies as well, just watch this space.


