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Eskom CEO Dan Morakane proposes that the funds for free basic electricity should be allocated directly to the power utility, not to municipalities. This would ensure the funds benefit intended recipients and help with non-collection challenges. He says it is incorrect that municipalities receive equitable grants without paying for... show more
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This is correct because the money for electricity ends up in a the pockets of comrades.
Why were we stuck with that Andre for so long? Bra Dan le Sputla bale teng
It should be part of Eskom budget … allocation of fund for subsidies is legitimizing fraud theft and corruption
Bra Dan knows his story👌🏿
Eskom need an efficiency audit. They were supposed to make R80b profit instead of R30b. Workers pay R7 a huge meal a day, it is expected from a normal worker to take food to work elsewhere.
@CoruscaKhaya Municipalities charge us for services
Comrades in the DA won't allow it.
His useless he cost us we pay double for electricity
We need to support this proposal- politicians should never ever be anywhere close to money 🤞
He's ryt thou
Guys loadshedding is back in north west. Eastern part of Mahikeng didn't have electricity from 8am to 4pm now the western part has no electricity since 3pm. Still waiting. While they celebrate their cooked R30 billion profit at eskom. Don't be fooled Don't vote anc
Supported!
A true leader engages on issues and propose solutions,thank you Mr Morakane for exemplary leadership.
How can we assist in making sure this happens?
Why aren't we currently doing that
*Marokane
Mmm
Everyone in SA should go directly to the Eskom, not the municipality.
Cut out the middle man
Supported 👌
Another way of looting
Spelt his fucking name wrong
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