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Ramaphosa says a second Eskom to compete with Eskom "not a bad idea"

President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that one of the government's solutions to South Africa's load-shedding problem is introducing another state-owned power utility to compete with Eskom.

He also emphasised that rumours that the government was planning to sell the utility to a private company are false, adding that it has embarked on a complete overhaul of South Africa's SOEs.
 

porchrat

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double the debt, double the loadshedding, double the fun....
lol I hadn't thought of this.

Eskom's already changing stages more frequently than I change underwear. I can't cope with having to deal with multiple stage warnings from multiple suppliers each under their own supply constraints because government couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery.
 

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First rule of government spending: Why buy one for the price of one if you can buy 2 for the price of 2.
 

As1974a

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How will they divy up the infrastructure. There no money for new infra.
Will they compete for loadshedding slots in the schedules?
 

dualmeister

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How will they divy up the infrastructure. There no money for new infra.
Will they compete for loadshedding slots in the schedules?
When the one is off the other one will be on.
 
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This is the equivalent of rushing to a burning building and instead of putting the fire out, deciding to just build another building next to it. This government has well and truly lost the plot.
 

dualmeister

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Or instead of fixing the potholes, let's rather build a new city.

How on earth is Dramaposer president :X3:
 
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