This is clearly a political tactic from government to try and win back lost confidence in the ANC. Merely party politics at play for people to see that either of the two "minstrels" of ANC had now done something to protect Eskom power stations from further sabotage. Yawn!
Exactly. This is what people wanted to see on day 1 of the new whitey 27th inline CEO's new job. Instead, he had radio blackout from the president, minister 1 and minister 2.
Suddenly now that he is doing the human and honourable thing and showing some self respect and backbone for a change and is showing proper courage with this decision of throwing in the towel, suddenly there is political will. If I was him, I would have called for the Army on day 1 of his new job on live tv.
I feel the ANC is about to learn a very hard lesson that it doesn't matter how much "political will" you suddenly present, if it's badly timed as in it goes against actual laws of physics (should have listened to the late 90's advice that more power stations need to be built before 2007), nothing will save you, and I feel that the "party before country" ANC hasn't had this lesson before.
Boy are they in for a proper crash course in a lesson of country is more important than party IMHO.
IMHO, this is when the ANC stops being a "liberation" party and the clever people out number the stupid dumb shits that keep voting for the same madness, just like all the others throughout Africa's history. Always the "liberation movement party's" fall apart after 30 years because they don't have a f'ing clue how to run an actual country, they only know how to cause **** and jump up and down and break things.
Eventually, the public has enough of the BS, the stupid voters stay away, and the faithful patriots start outnumbering the dumbshits.
One can only hope.