His department has failed to deliver on crucial promises, as he has in the mining sector
What might the ANC hope to gain by moving state-owned enterprises such as Transnet and Eskom to their line departments?
A proposal to do so was one of the more controversial economic resolutions to emerge from the ANC national conference. It was a gathering about personalities rather than policy, with policy resolutions discussed only in a brief late-night session in December and their adoption delayed until last week. That means nobody is taking them particularly seriously as a guide to what the government might do.
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