@meso_masal72134@MissNthabeleng That's not what the focus is on,if munic debt was settled how much would that reduce the cost of electricity.People refuse to think it's wild
@MissNthabeleng I would employ you to go read the AFS of all schedule 2 entities and how much thier profit assist the state until https://t.co/MGqvGdkQSm assume that the profit doesn't translate to state savings is a myopic .Look at tariff model and note where the issue is then argue .
Nedbank profit: R7.94bn. CEO pay: R106m.
Capitec profit: R16.83bn. CEO pay: R104m.
Standard Bank profit: R49.1bn. CEO pay: R106m.
Eskom profit: R30.35bn. CEO pay: R12.18m.
Nedbank made a quarter of what Eskom made and paid its CEO nine times more.
Marokane is the cheapest executive in the country.
@xivanda Lack of experience was clearly demonstrated Shem,English and thinking that is a some form of experience ,today it was brought to light that mmmmh no sekgowa ase experience Shem
@Newzroom405 Delusion has entered the chats,so you build 10% and destroy 1000% that's seen as wonders.Thats like telling us while pee on our heads and tell us it's rain !π€£π€£π€£π€£
The problem with South Africa ,the poor are uniformed of the consequence of the decisions made by politicians and government strategy.The obvious fact is that there is no deliberate effort to close the income gap or destroy the differentiator .All decisions are self serving
The world bank was never a friend to Africa not sure why they keep running there for a loan.Namibia is paving a new pathway that will show how you fund a state with different means !Cant wait
@SABCNews The narrative is supported by SAabC no country on earth allows criminality and support that!So illegal migration and illegal migration is a violation of human rights .Then again we forget the commission never cared for SA,everyone has rights just not the taxpayer or citizens