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JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa is promising less talk and more action.
The president says he has been criticised for taking time to make decisions, but that will no longer be happening. He says the appointment of an electricity minister was something that he decided on his own, and only later informed ANC leadership.Eskom employee arrested for fraudThis follows Eskom's recent announcement that a number of power stations have returned to service.Watch the video above for more details on this story.
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