Posts tagged with 'rolling blackouts'

 

Poor South African’s Suffer #RollingBlackouts, Yet Government Officials & Black Elites Buy Lamborghini Aventador’s!

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#TheAfricanWay means “it is my turn to feast at the table and stuff everyone else“. This is clearly shown when Former Eskom Chairperson, Jabu Mabuza’s niece received her new Lamborghini Aventador, price range of Avendators is around R 9.6-million.

This same niece was awarded an irregular tender worth R600 Million…

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The wholesale ransacking of the country by gangsters continues unabated…

See also: #Blackprivilege! SOWETO RESIDENTS’ ELECTRICITY BILL SURPASSES R18 BILLION – So cut their damn electricity! Why must the
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#TheAfricanWay – SA Faces Extended #RollingBlackouts Due to Collapsing Infrastructure Yet Eskom Secretly Wants To Pay R1,8 BILLION (R88,000 per employee) in Performance Bonuses!

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#ParasiticParastatal Eskom seems to have a strange idea about what a performance bonus is and why it actually gets paid. It secretly wants to spend R1,8 BILLION on performance bonuses for the current and following 2 years, even as we face phase 4-6 “load shedding” at the moment and it seems like daily rolling blackouts will be with us for quite some time.

According to Rapport Eskom did not disclose this fact to the public and NERSA (National Energy Regulator of South Africa) found out about this all by itself. It is not a new occurrence either as in 2017 Eskom paid out R4, 2 BILLION in bonuses, so they cannot claim ignorance. If that amount is evenly divided amongst Eskom’s 47658 employees, it amounts to R88,000 per employee!

In 2016 bonuses amounted to R2,1 BILLION. Last year Eskom did not want to give bonuses but were forced to give R10,000 each to more than 30,000 employees after they were convinced to go on strike. That amount was on top of a raise of 7, 5% for the n
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MINORITY CRISIS IN SOUTH AFRICA: Where To From Here? Is The Truth Too Much To Ask For The New Year?

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So, Vicki Momberg has finally been released from jail after having used a “racist” expletive whilst being robbed. Likewise, Penny Sparrow has also had her entire life destroyed simply for comparing Africans on the beach to their alleged evolutionary forebears. So is it PC to deny evolution now? However blacks have been allowed to call white’s anything they want with total impunity. It has honestly become time that someone tells the truth about South Africa, and the prospects that awaits us all in the new year. In short the country has gone stark raving mad under the heavy burden of overt political correctness, with the incessant demand culture of the majority black population, fueled by communist everything for free ideologies.

It is now so out of control that looting, burning and criminals arriving on your doorstep demanding what is yours – raping and killing just to make a point – is a daily occurrence. The country is dazed and stunned, especially the white minority. To add
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SA Reserve Bank’s worst-case scenario fast becoming a reality – economy to lose 1.1 percentage points in growth, leading to the loss of 125 000 job opportunities

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The SA Reserve Bank’s worst-case scenario, which would see the country’s economy lose 1.1 percentage points in growth and lead to the loss of 125 000 job opportunities, is fast becoming a reality.

The central bank’s latest forecasts predict that the economy will sacrifice 0.4 percentage points in GDP growth if Eskom’s availability factor declines to 65% for a few months.

If the power station fleet staggers to 60% availability, the expectation is that 1.1 percentage points will be lost.

Up until last week, Eskom had only been able to deliver 63% of its installed capacity.

The past week saw a historic low for Eskom, with the ailing state-owned enterprise being forced to implement stage 6 load shedding (rolling blackouts).
The current wave of rolling blackouts is the fourth time that extensive blackouts have occurred in South Africa since 2007.

It is not yet known what the availability figure over this period was, but it is expected to be significa
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Gordhan hires “specialists” to investigate unplanned rolling blackouts at Eskom’s, however the problems are largely due to inexperienced staff not having the ability to do the work according to requirements

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Gordhan hires 11 “specialists” to tend to Eskom’s problem, however the unplanned rolling blackouts is largely due to inexperienced staff in-service, and lacking the ability to do the work according to requirements.

Minister Pravin Gordhan has appointed eleven industry specialists as the “Eskom Technical Review Team”.

The coordinator is Dr Tsakani Mthombeni, chair of the Energy Intensive Consumer Group, and he also serves on Ramaphosa’s “Sustainable” Eskom Task Team.

The team must investigate unplanned maintenance outages that are not applied to a scheduled system.

Operators errors that cause units to turn off unplanned, technical and other operator related issues that prevent units from functioning effectively form part of what needs to be investigated.

However, experts argue that the problem is largely due to the inexperienced staff, and not having the ability to do the work accordin
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