FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA | True state of disaster we have is speed, quality of decision-making

SA has a peculiar way of handling what it describes as ‘urgent’

Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya Political Editor

I am grateful that someone has publicly mentioned that we are in a state of disaster with regards  to our energy needs and supply. With everything that has gone on, it would have been difficult to arrive at the conclusion that those managing the state see this as a disastrous set of circumstances.

SA has a peculiar way of handling what it describes as “urgent”, as one would expect that the energy crisis would be handled. Other than debating whether the state should declare the state of disaster, very little has been done since. So much for a state of disaster...

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