Many starting to agree with idea of restructuring Eskom - Ramaphosa
27 March 2019
While South Africans and opposition parties wonder when to expect the next round of rolling blackouts, President Cyril Ramaphosa says his restructuring proposal for Eskom is gaining more traction after initially being met with considerable opposition.
Government pulled back on its load shedding programme on Sunday, just days after announcing how complex the issues were at Eskom and that it had no clue how long the power outages would last.
The president was responding to questions raised over the state of Eskom during a public engagement with members of the Hellenic, Italian and Portuguese Alliance of South Africa on Tuesday evening. The discussion also focused on the future direction of the country in business, politics and government.
Ramaphosa told guests - who filled the venue to capacity - that more and more people were warming to his proposal to restructure Eskom.