When President Cyril Ramaphosa appears before parliament on Thursday afternoon, he will have to tell the house exactly what he has done to end load-shedding.
due to the worsening power cuts in South Africa. After the funeral he was expected to attend a UN General Assembly meeting in the US, but instead international relations minister Naledi Pandor attended.
At the time presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said Ramaphosa rushed home “because he wanted to infuse and add a sense of urgency in the resolution of the current problems”. In his question to Ramaphosa EFF leader Julius Malema said considering the recent round of load-shedding, which lasted for more than a month and forced the president to cut short his overseas trip, “what has he found are the full relevant details of the causes of the specified blackouts?”
Malema also wanted to know: “Considering that the current chief executive officer of Eskom, Mr André de Ruyter, has been at the helm since 2019, he has considered that a change in the leadership at Eskom may be needed to secure energy stability in the republic? If not, why not? If so, what are the relevant details in this regard?”
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