Eskom – Soweto – R3.6 bn – ander wanbetalers – ONAFHANKLIK
Soweto is not the only one that do not pay their Electrical bills. Eskom has predicted it will lose R21 billion after tax in this financial year – yet it has written off R3.6 billion of the spiralling debt owed by Soweto. Despite the write-off, the cumulative debt of power users in Soweto is R16.1 billion. And, it was also revealed that the payment rates for electricity in the sprawling Johannesburg suburb were just over 16% – or lower than that for e-tolls payments, where an ongoing boycott by motorists means only 20% of the highway users actually pay. ANC get various votes from certain areas – are they all linked to each other – the non-payers?
Soweto skuld baie geld, want hulle betaal nooit nie – ons betaal vir die nie- en wanbetalers. Hulle is nie die enigste wat Eskom skuld, en aan die einde is dit ons wat meer moet betaal.
BUITELANDSE KRAGVOORSIENERS SKULD ESKOM MILJOENE RANDE…
Die minister van openbare ondernemings, Pravin Gordhan sê kragvoorsieners, wat deur buitelandse regerings besit word, skuld Eskom miljoene rande. Volgens Gordhan skuld die kragvoorsieners, Eskom sowat 632-miljoen rand.
Dit is meer as die skuld wat Eskom self aan sy krediteure verskuldig is. Van hierdie bedrag, skuld Zimbabwe se kragvoorsiener die meeste met ‘n totaal van 322-miljoen rand.
Mosambiek se kragvoorsiener skuld Eskom 221-miljoen rand en Zambië se kragvoorsiener 89-miljoen rand. Eskom het gedurende `n vorige droogte wat Zambië ondervind het van krag voorsien.
More corruption at Eskom (bribes) and other illegal payments made
NOG KORRUPSIE BY ESKOM ONTDEK…
Die ondersoekende joernalistieke groep, AmaBhungane het bewyse gevind dat sommige kontrakteurs by die probleem-geteisterde Kusile kragstasie aansienlike somme geld by ‘n omkoopfonds inbetaal het. Dié fonds is na bewering gebruik om top Eskom amptenare te verryk.
Van die kontrakteurs wat genoem word is, Stefanutti Stocks- ‘n maatskappy wat op die Johannesburgse Aandelebeurs gelys is – en die plaaslike filiaal van die internasionale maatskappy Tenova TAKRAF. Die twee maatskappye het saam meer as 75-miljoen-rand by die omkoopfonds inbetaal. Die jongste onthullings bied nog ‘n verdere kykie op die ondermaanse handelinge by die projek wat al vyf jaar gelede klaar moes gewees het en sy begroting met ‘n verstommende 80-miljard-rand oorskry het. Die grootste voordeelterkkers uit die fonds was, volgens AmaBhungane, Kusile se kontrakbestuurder, France Hlakudi en twee van sy voormalige Eskom kollegas.
The Soweto write-off – of interest – took place in September, two months before the power utility threatened to cut power to municipalities in the Free State, including Bloemfontein, for debts of just on R2 billion or less. Eskom also needs to secure funding of R46 billion in 2020, with 64% of the funding for 2020 already secured.
Soweto is glad nie klein nie, dit is al voor 1990 ontwikkel.
Dit was in 2018 op FN se FB geplaas.
May 2019 – The South African Minister of Energy, Honourable Jeff Radebe, is heading up a stellar line up of expert speakers and will once again deliver the opening ministerial address on 14 May. The 19thedition of this leading conference and exhibition is expected to attract more than 10 000 energy and water professionals this year.
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