The history behind the exemption Gazette issued for Eskom last week is more complex than Twitter timelines are able to catch.
But between the allegations that prompted former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter's early exit and recent outrage over so-called 'ghost trains' at Transnet, the exemptions may just buy breathing room for SOEs that will quickly find new ways to suffocate themselves, writesGet 14 days free to read all our investigative and in-depth journalism. Thereafter you will be billed R75 per month. You can cancel anytime and if you cancel within 14 days you won't be billed.
CoruscaKhaya We can't take people like Khaya serious while they writing for Naspers. It's all stomach hustles. No ethics at all. Self enrichment and survive of Former CAs.
CoruscaKhaya Khaya is talking rubbish. Why breath when you are deliberately closing all healthy ventilations and amping at the same time, and every day. We need to see accountability all the way.
CoruscaKhaya Defending the indefensible. Misleading or incomplete financial statements that hide losses from criminal/irregular conduct are unacceptable.
CoruscaKhaya Lol this aged poorly so fast. Nice try anc apologist.
CoruscaKhaya Turns out that it was wasted effort, CoruscaKhaya... Better luck next time, ne... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
CoruscaKhaya This one and Thuli Madonsela are really not useful in general.
CoruscaKhaya Will Eskom_SA kick the bucket? Kgosientsho_R
CoruscaKhaya We are here as a country because of so-called economists, It's been five years since Zuma left, but there is no sign of improvement in ALL government spheres, except hearing these economic fallacies. We still gonna hear this for the next ten years while interest rates skyroyckets