Get ready for stage 2 load shedding all week

viva Jesus de Ryuter...the worst CEO by far.
He's certainly disappointed. Sure he inherited a dead horse but I've yet to see what he's done to revive it. He doesn't seem to have managed to make the slightest difference to the state of plant since taking over. It's gotten worse instead.
 
He's certainly disappointed. Sure he inherited a dead horse but I've yet to see what he's done to revive it. He doesn't seem to have managed to make the slightest difference to the state of plant since taking over. It's gotten worse instead.

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Since taking over the reins at the embattled state-owned entity, Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has managed to pay back over R90bn, reducing Eskom’s debt from R496bn to R401bn in just 18 months.

Having just been cleared of racism charges laid against him by former chief procurement officer at Eskom, Solly Tshitangano, De Ruyter is in the headlines again – this time because of death threats he’s received from those who oppose his current bid to clean up corruption at Eskom. This article was first published on MyBroadband. – Claire Badenhorst

Perhaps operating under death threats and sophisticated syndicates pose just a hint of impediment ?
 
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Perhaps operating under death threats and sophisticated syndicates pose just a hint of impediment ?
I said no difference to the state of plant.
The death threats have not stopped him implementing measures to stem corruption, but the syndicates seem to be milking Eskom as much as before. That's not his fault though.
 
Since taking over the reins at the embattled state-owned entity, Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has managed to pay back over R90bn, reducing Eskom’s debt from R496bn to R401bn in just 18 months.
Eskom received a 59 billion rand taxpayer's bailout. Plus Eskom sell some assets. He did nothing to its benefit. Only makes power cuts the worst since 2007.
 
Eskom received a 59 billion rand taxpayer's bailout. Plus Eskom sell some assets. He did nothing to its benefit. Only makes power cuts the worst since 2007.
2007 didn't actually have any for consumers, it started in 2008,then we didn't get any again till 2014, then 2015 was pretty bad, almost half the year.
Then nothing till 2018, 2019 was still when we hit stage 6.
 
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