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A JS interview, maybe?He's probably doing content for his wildly successful Youtube channel (in the South African context).
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Gordhan moves to 'restructure and reconstitute' Eskom board | Business
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday informed the directors of Eskom that changes will be made to the board in the next few days, News24 Business has learnt.www.news24.com
De Ruyter and co are ****ed.
I don't think they are part of the board.![]()
Gordhan moves to 'restructure and reconstitute' Eskom board | Business
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday informed the directors of Eskom that changes will be made to the board in the next few days, News24 Business has learnt.www.news24.com
De Ruyter and co are ****ed.
Only De Ruyter and the CFO are part of the board.I don't think they are part of the board.
Why's the COO so special?Only De Ruyter and the CFO are part of the board.
He is the operations guy, the one who must see to it that day to day running of the company is happening, the one who must implement the strategic direction so traditionally they are on the other side, if they like they can leave him out on the golf day invite so that he can toil with the lowly minions.Why's the COO so special?
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Zille leads new formation pushing for DA to get police powers in the Western Cape | News24
The DA intensified its push for the devolution of police powers in the Western Cape, but Police Minister Bheki Cele again rejected the proposal.www.news24.com
Paywalled. I think this is the first step towards federalism.
The tactic seems to be to get powers devolved to WC for now and then develop the proper systems for said powers, and when 2024 swings around and the UF takes provinces/national government off ANC, they'll implement these systems elsewhere/nationally. Like they're doing with the power thing in the metros, with JHB and TSH following CPT's lead.
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Current state of affairs for uBaba:Looks like things are not going according to plan for uBaba, after rejecting his ex wife he has personally been rejected.
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Agreed.That seems like a good plan to me.
The anchor tenants for the UF are federal/do support federalism (DA, ASA, IFP, VF+ . I think ACDP is also in support of federalism), but it depends on what the others will weigh in. GOOD, ANC, EFF and Al Jama-ah will probably oppose.If the ANC looses majority in 2024; then it's a sure bet this will be on the national agenda for all provinces. As I suspect the rest of the parties in parliament would opt for this (Probably not the EFF)
You just see them nowadays spreading ANC gossip, Malema talking random shite and at racial incidents (of their own doing or not)...Talking of the EFF; why are they so quiet? What are they cooking now?