SACP says it understands the frustrations of members of the public when they experience lengthy electricity black-outs.
The South African Communist Party leader Blade Nzimande has called on people to be patient and allow on-going investigations, including those of the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture – to get to the bottom of the problem. SACP says it understands the frustrations of members of the public when they experience lengthy electricity black-outs.“As the SACP, we are very concerned about the state of Eskom. This is why we understand when our people are angry about it; we also share their anger but nevertheless we want to say we want to be part of the solution. We know where the immediate cause is, State Capture and looting of state owned enterprises and in particular Eskom was targeted.
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Usijwayela kabi u Blade
Challenges?, the arrogance of the man 😡🇿🇦
I wish the same patience was requested during president Zuma era
Zimande how would SACP resolve the electricity crisis if you do not even have the guts to stand for elections?
Are patience had ran thin man, we have tolerated whole lotta bullcrap for far too long, you too advantage of our generosity
No ways we have been patient far too long suffering in the meantime while they are living the high life,no patience anymore Anc must go.
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