Utterly Confused
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- Feb 8, 2015
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In theory, a State Owned Enterprise "could" work, but the evidence is very clear here, over a long period of 15 years, that it has not been able to be fixed. Now is the time to try something different and privatise and give that a chance to work. Eskom jobs are a drop in the ocean compared to the many companies going under, losing business, downscaling, etc as a result of the cost to the economy. Jobs need electricity and education to flourish. I really cannot believe that somehow magically a privatised Eskom would employ no-one. After all, every private wind and solar farm employs people to maintain them. It's time to see the bigger picture, as focussing on "fixing" has clearly dismally failed. It's costing the economy jobs everywhere else, not to mention serious safety issues. Government needs to do the patriotic things for the sake of the whole country...
