Eskom is ruining the South African Economy and the ANC is letting it do it.

Eskom through its incompetence and greed is slowly ruining the South African economy. It is amazing that one big corporation can have such a significant effect.

How is it possible that people in ESKOM see how the company is going down the drain but they do nothing about it. Instead the only focus is to double their salaries. Maybe that is a way of repaying their incompetence.

Does the ANC not understand that killing the goose that lays the golden egg will not provide more golden eggs. I heard a comment once about the brain drain in ESKOM and it has been replaced with dung. Very fitting if you see the graphic down below as found on MyBroadband. You can read the full article here.


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See how incompetent ESKOM is over time
Source: MyBoradband
The excuse that there is a coal shortage is absolutely nonsense. There are at least 170 coal mines delivering coal every day and coal is heaping up at the ESKOM power plants. The problem is that ESKOM is not buying any coal at the moment. We wonder why. Could it be that they are ZAR400 Billion in debt already. Basically bankrupt.

Is there no integrity left in the South African Government. A little pride and self respect to leave the economy in a better state than what you got it. But is seems that the ANC government has no inner essence of self respect, just narcissism and greed for opulence and vanity. It is more important to drive in expensive Italian and German cars and live in 12 bedroom homes that care about the job they are doing, never mind understanding it.

The two biggest "cunts" in South African democracy or the two below and the image neatly describes their attitute towards the countries and ESKOM's problems.
Malema and Zume. In for it just for themselves. Source: Pinterest. 

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