Come on Cyril, don't be the new Baba Go Slow

Is the new minister’s appointment because of a realisation that Mantashe and Gordhan have failed to solve the power problem, and that they are never going to, writes SilumaMike.

The nation’s expectation was that given one more shot at resetting how government has worked so far, the president would make radical changesApart from declaring a state of disaster to address the deepening power crisis, another highlight of President Cyril

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