Eskom silent on 'R100bn request' to government

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The struggling power utility wants this amount, to go on government’s balance sheet, as part of its turnaround strategy.

 

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Well the only solution is to privatize, eskom is failing and dragging SA into the mud with it

myNSFAS you not joining the train?

But the Chinese gave them money. Eskom_SA what happened to the Chinese money

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