@SizweLo While not drawn, there were “borders” long before the Europeans drew theirs. Northern Africans would not come south and invade southern “tribes” and take over, while the southerners simply bend over and take it.
The “good governance” mob would be satisfied with people spending a quarter of their income on electricity only, as long as Eskom, which is a public good by the way, can make a nice fat “profit”
They have absolutely no concept of human well being and dignity.
Eskom’s goal should be affordability and reliability, not surplus extraction, a.k.a. profits. But the governance brigade justifies high tariffs in the name of “good governance,” hiding behind “financial discipline” to defend the pursuit of profit extraction from ordinary people.
Also, the Democratic Alliance is not galloping to court like it did over the *insignificant* VAT increase thing last year; while Eskom and Nersa keep shaking hands🤝 to extort the public with winter around the corner.
The ANC ran the most apologetic liberation campaign in history🤣
Here’s Oliver Tambo sheepishly explaining himself.
No wonder very little changed after they “won freedom”.
@SizweDhlomo Africa should then brace itself for a new dose of democracy. They lose all credibility in the world, now full force into Africa's unification, through assisted democracy of course.