Stable but no lights?
“The financial support from government has removed the financial barriers and bolstered Eskom’s financial position. This has enabled us to plan ahead for the implementation of the necessary planned maintenance on the generation fleet, maintain and strengthen the network thereby contributing towards improved performance and long-term sustainability,” said Acting Chief Executive Calib Cassim.But those sitting in the dark because of load shedding were not in the party mood.
They flooded social media with reaction to the announcement, jokingly asking if Moody’s was “day drinking” and battling to power the nation.
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