iFrame is not supported! With de Ruyter gone the corrupt Mafia ANC state will pillage what is left of South Africa’s Eskom while moving their assets offshore to countries like Dubai so that they can make a swift exit when anarchy takes over – and it will now that the electricity grid in South Africa […]
iFrame is not supported! Solidarity says Eskom wants to get rid of 500 white male employees — most of which do maintenance work — in the next two years. The trade union has revealed this forms part of the utility’s latest Employment Equity (EE) Plan for 2023 to 2025.
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iFrame is not supported! This corrupt gangster ANC Government will fail in 2023 of that I have no doubt.
iFrame is not supported! One attendee from a major South African financial institution added to this, saying that any disaster management plan could not rely on the government at all. “If any mitigation plan has any reliance on the state, you’ve got a very poor mitigation strategy in place,” they said.
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iFrame is not supported! The load shedding by Eskom is having a devastating effect on chicken farmers. Many small operations have shut down while larger ones are facing bankruptcy due to inconsistent electricity – required to run their chicken farms. In this video you will see devastating footage of chicken deaths on just one site.
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iFrame is not supported! KW Miller was interviewed by BizNews this week – the interview was more like a promotional video for his objective of capturing/privatising Eskom. The big question is why are Wall Street becoming involved in funding Eskom and how would this impact South Africans in the long term.
iFrame is not supported! When someone magically appears on the scene with a slick series of videos which go viral through a clearly coordinated marketing campaign – you should be asking questions. Especially when that man, who only appeared after Eskom’s CEO de Ruyter resigned, claims to be the only option left to keep the
