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on Friday.According to Gordhan, there are still deliberate efforts to disrupt operations at some of the power stations.“I’m very heartened by the type of experienced professionals that have been appointed and I’m very, very pleased that some of the noisy, discredited ex Eskom CEOs and ex Eskom acting CEOs and other executives, who are noisy and destructive in their approach have not been taken up to the board.

. For over three weeks, Eskom has implemented different level of rolling blackouts, putting greater pressure on the country’s already dire economic situation.

Very true especially bheki ntshalintshali, he will finish load shedding .

Are there no other energy experts? We want to hear diverse views

Qualified people with an outdated work tool, I don't give much of the result.

Am not sure we will see

Very true bheki ntshalintshali will turn the utility around, he is very good.

Country needs solutions. Panels from government need the right persons as well. Not only eskom. The chain is always broken from the top.

Professionals with little public service experience

An end to loadshedding and load reduction will value their experience but for now we will them closely to see they wont be part of a plan to privatize Eskom.

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