Power crisis - Mbeki steps in

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http://www.24.com/news/?p=tsa&i=818204

And every one as consumers are in pain that you must do your job first, not come running when its to late. Build capacity in time F@@L

In the meantime, Mukoni Ratshi.tanga.reiterated the message Eskom has been at pains to drive home to consumers - use less power.


I start to like this crowd!

On Sunday, the trade union Solidarity said it had created a website where businesses and ordinary South Africans could log their Eskom-related grievances.
More Lies and deceit! I though we did not export. Now suddenly we did!

Power exports stopped

Eskom announced on Sunday that, in light of the country's dire shortage of electricity, it had stopped supplying power to neighbouring countries.


Zimbabwe, Botswana and Zambia were reportedly gripped by power failures on Sunday night as a result of what was described as a major electrical fault.

Good!


Bl@@dy f@@ls wake up and do you JOB now suddenly we must be proactive. To late you ANC Idiots!

"Rather than being in a state of panic (we should) deal with the issue proactively because it is actually positive that the country is growing to the extent that we actually exhaust the energy capacity," he said.

Instead of viewing the problem as an energy crisis, it should be seen as an indication that more efficient energy consumption was needed.
 
Will Mbeki's action enable me to do a days work without power interruptions everyday for the next years?

I doubt.

What has been built since the 1800's in South Africa, has been destroyed in 10 years.
 
"Rather than being in a state of panic (we should) deal with the issue proactively because it is actually positive that the country is growing to the extent that we actually exhaust the energy capacity," he said.

Oh what absolute BS!!!!! This is the most ridiculous statement as it is NOT positive! This remark adds insult to injury and is a pathetic attempt to justify a major fsck up!

Would the same statement hold true when our maize stock has been deplenished? I can just see the headlines:
"Thousands dying of hunger every day - but worry not, this is a positive sign that the country is growing to the extent that we actually exhaust the capacity to feed our Nation...."
 
If you'll look at the pattern in Africa at most of the counties , during the first 10-20 years after independence the country is booming then the country is busted and turned into anther basket . This is the process that South Africa is experiencing at the moment.
Can Mbeki bring new power stations tomorrow ? I don't think so . So South Africa will go in the footsteps of it's Africa brothers.
 
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