Load-shedding under De Ruyter vs other Eskom CEOs - 2007 to 2021

[Jan]

Load-shedding from 2007 to 2021 — De Ruyter vs other Eskom CEOs

South Africa has endured more load-shedding under current Eskom CEO André De Ruyter than all his predecessors combined.

This is based on data from the Council for Scientific Research (CSIR), which has tracked the amount of rotational power cuts implemented each year since 2007.

 

[TelkomUseless]

The biggest fck up... 15 years of load shedding..

 

[zoozi]

Hands off De Ruyter, he inherited a monumental ****up, is reducing the debt not piling up more and putting hard pressure on non-payers. Blame Greedy for lack of new capacity.

 

[neoprema]

A ship can have the best captain on earth. If the crew don’t know nor care about anything it is doomed to sink.

 

[MightyQuin]

Load-shedding from 2007 to 2021 — De Ruyter vs other Eskom CEOs

South Africa has endured more load-shedding under current Eskom CEO André De Ruyter than all his predecessors combined.

This is based on data from the Council for Scientific Research (CSIR), which has tracked the amount of rotational power cuts implemented each year since 2007.

This is the 2nd or maybe even 3rd time that an article trying to blame De Ruyter has been published here.

Anybody that still needs explaining why this is not his fault, is a moron.

 

[rietrot]

A ship can have the best captain on earth. If the crew don’t know nor care about anything it is doomed to sink.

How long does he need to fire the useless crew and get new crew?

 

[maumau]

Surprised at staff writer.

 

[maumau]

How long does he need to fire the useless crew and get new crew?

Is he allowed to do that though? I don't think he has free rein.

 

[rietrot]

Is he allowed to do that though? I don't think he has free rein.

He is the CEO.

 

[Lupus]

He is the CEO.

Yeah but dictated from the top and also still has to follow our ridiculous labour laws.

 

[OhYeah84]

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This is the 2nd or maybe even 3rd time that an article trying to blame De Ruyter has been published here.

Anybody that still needs explaining why this is not his fault, is a moron.

Not very objective is it. LOOOONG article about how bad loadshedding is under his watch, and then a few links with very little explanation in said article as to why (ie. go read HERE for more information).

We would all prefer an article outlining the crap others did to put us in this situation instead.

 

[maumau]

He is the CEO.

He still has to stick to the law. In fact if he could fire the useless ones we might not be in the position we're in.

 

[Maverick154]

Classic garbage reporting from MyBB and media in general, will write anything to get a click while not looking at this from a logical stand point. Most of the MyBB articles are like this these days, just absolute minimal effort garbage reporting. This is not journalism @Jan

 

[Zyzzyva]

He is the CEO.

The leadership of the ANC and the Unions won't let him do it. Until that changes it doesn't matter who the CEO is, Eskom will remain circling the drain.

 

[R13...]

Yeah but dictated from the top and also still has to follow our ridiculous labour laws.

All other CEOs work within similar constraints.

 

[pinball wizard]

A ship can have the best captain on earth. If the crew don’t know nor care about anything it is doomed to sink.

Poor analogy, as this muppet is a ****ing long way off being the best captain.

 

[MightyQuin]

How long does he need to fire the useless crew and get new crew?

As soon as he is allowed by his overlords.

Read the news articles, where he has been told in no uncertain terms that staff will not be laid off.

There are many of these articles.

And when the Titanic was sinking, should the captain have fired the crew, becuase then the ship would then miraculously have started floating again?

 

[MightyQuin]

He is the CEO.

On paper...in his contract...but not in real life. The government runs the show.

 

[MightyQuin]

All other CEOs work within similar constraints.

Yes they do.

 

[MightyQuin]

Poor analogy, as this muppet is a ****ing long way off being the best captain.

Why is that then?