Appointing minister of electricity is a bad idea, Business Unity SA

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Business Unity South Africa (Busa) says the appointment of a minister for electricity in the office of the president is a bad idea.

Busa was reacting to the state of the nation address delivered by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday evening. .

“It is yet another example of failure to take bold decisions and opting instead for the soft but expensive option of adding another ministry rather than holding those ministers responsible for the crisis accountable,” Busa CEO Cas Coovadia said.Business is concerned about the potential for a repeat of the corruption seen under the Covid-19 state of disaster, though “we welcome the announcement that the auditor-general will oversee the use of resources”.

“These include the energy crisis, the logistics crisis, the law and order crisis, the water crisis and the governance crisis. We welcome the president’s acknowledgment of these crises and for outlining measures to address them. “The Sona, in our opinion, does not instil confidence that the structure of government is operating efficiently and lack of performance and delivery will be held to account. We will follow progress on the announcements made, but emphasise the critical focus must be on an enabling environment for investment and growth creation. Everything must be measured against that.

 

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