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Saturday, June 27, 2015

Pres Zuma speel nou Russiese Rolette met Suid Afrika se toekoms!

Pres Zuma speel nou Russiese Rolette met Suid Afrika se toekoms!
Daar is 'n geheime nuwe atoom energie kragsentrale ooreenkoms met Rusland op die tafel.
Nog een van president Zuma se onder die tafel 'deals'

Ek ruik 'n dooie rot.
Die kontrak met Rusland gaan R1 triljoen kos. (R 1 000 000 000 000 )
9600 MW baie duur krag produseer, wat te duur vir die armes gaan wees.
Rusland sal 20 jaar monopolie hê en aanvaar ook geen verantwoordelikheid ingeval van 'n ongeluk nie.
Alles word in geheim gedoen.
Ek wonder hoeveel kommissie gaan hier betaal word, op watter manier en wie gaan dit kry?
Sienende dat die ANC party in groot finansiële moeilikheid is en daar 'n baie goeie lojale verhouding tussen die twee staatshoofde bestaan.
Ek vra maar net.

Lees vandag in die Star.

Sunday, June 7, 2015

'n gediggie. Dis al.

Dis al
dan...
'n emosie vlieg verby.
Ek gryp daarna.
Ek verlang na jou
Jou gesig dan die dan daai
'n soulmate, 'n liefling van my siel
My intieme verlange
My vryheid
Ek wil nou daar wees
Daar by jou
Sien daar diep in jou oë
Vir die oomblik
Jy's nou daar vir my
Die liefde wys vry in jou oë 
Jou bene effe oop
Skaamteloos...
Alle grense val oorboord
Die emosies wys naak en oop.
Jy verstaan jou eie optrede nie.
Ek myne ook nie.
Jy's hier jy's daar.
Jy's lig
Jy's swaar
Jy wil.
Ons spring oor al ons menslike tekortkominge heen.
Ons wil
Ons gaan
Ek en jy
Vir die oomblik net ek en jy.
Wat sal ek tog sê.
Dis al.

Danny Nel 7 Junie 2015

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

Treurgrond - Die film

1 Junie 2015.
Plaasmoorde....
Vanaand het ek na die film Treurgrond gaan kyk...
Wat het ek ervaar? Ek voel om hier net oor my ervaring te praat....
Ek was skepties, baie skepties en nie lus vir 'n depressiewe dogmatiese opswepery aandjie nie.
Moet sê ek was verbaas en aangenaam verbaas.
Na die film was, ek gladnie depressief gelaat nie maar snaaks genoeg gemotiveerd...
Selfs trane van meelewendheid gehad op die einde.
Ook voel mens een met almal wat saam gekyk het. Ek het dit nog net in 'n paar ander films so gevoel.
Dis so asof hierdie plaasmoorde ons almal saam se probleem is. Ongeag wie jy ookal in Suid Afrika is.
Dat ons almal saam aan die probleem moet werk. Dit is ons toets.
Ek voel baie gestig deur hierdie film en dink dis vir almal om te sien.

Friday, May 8, 2015

Jou nuwe SEB kodes van 1 Mei 2015 irriteer my grensloos .

Nee wragtig!
So kan dit nie aangaan nie.
SEB word nou 'n monster wat op homself teer.
Nog, nog, nog!
Dit moet nou gestop  word...
Jou 'entitlement' skreeu ten hemele!
Stop dit nou!
Hou op om my soos 'n tweede klas burger te laat voel, te misbruik vir jou eie welluste en waarteen jy bly regeer!
In 1994 het jy 'n groot ekonomie op 'n skinkbord gekry met slegs 45 miljoen mense, toe net so groot soos die res van Afrika, Suid van die Sahara met 650 miljoen mense. Wat het jy daarmee gedoen? Huh!
Die jeug is 35% werkloos, die ryk arm gaping word net groter.
Skep tog vir 'n slag iets jouself, hou op om te fokus om die ekonomie te bly herverdeel en herverdeel.
Bou tog bietjie voort op die groot geskenk wat jy ontvang het sonder om verder vir nog in my oë te kyk.
Moet ek jou nou nog bly vetvoer vir die res van my lewe?
Word tog nou groot man!

Sunday, April 26, 2015

BRIAN MOLEFE and the Public Investment Corporation

BRIAN MOLEFE and the Public Investment Corporation

Was die nuwe Eskom CEO Brian Molefe betrokke by die transaksie waar PIC R4,800,000,000 verloor het?  As dit so is het ESKOM  'n groot nuwe probleempie. Google dit bietjie

PIC's AfriSam write-down much bigger

Oct 4, 2010 | LINDA ENSOR

The controversial R6bn investment made by the Public Investment Corporation to facilitate a BEE transaction between the AfriSam consortium and the Holcim cement group was valued by auditors KPMG at only R1,2bn at the end of the 2009-10 financial year.

Former CEO Brian Molefe strongly rejected suggestions that the investment was made to benefit friends of former president Thabo Mbeki, including Mr Mbeki's former adviser, Titus Mafolo, who held shares in AfriSam.

The PIC's R6bn investment allowed the AfriSam consortium to finalise the R16,4bn deal with Swiss cement group Holcim and to replace the bridge financing facility provided by Holcim.

The deal gave the AfriSam consortium 85% of Holcim's 54% stake in Holcim SA, as well as the 46% stake previously held by local construction company Aveng. It gave the PIC a 20% stake in AfriSam .

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Max du preez. Zuma the one man wrecking ball.

http://iolmobile.co.za/#!/article/zuma-sa-s-one-man-wrecking-ball-1.1799819

ESKOM: The true story

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Date: 9 February 2015 at 17:29
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This is the truth Mr. Etzinger……………..tell it to the people!!!!!!!!!!

 

The view below is from an Eskom engineer . (1977 – 2004) (Forced to take Early Pension due to Affirmative Action)

Eskom (when it was theElectricity Supply Commission) was one of the best companies in the world. It was owned by all South Africans, and was a non-profit making organization. 
Money was always set aside, byselling electricity for more than it cost to produce, making profitfor replacement and expansion.

No World bank or Government loans)

In 1994  it was turned into a business with the government as sole shareholder. This was done to collect further tax from those who actually pay for electricity, and to provide a vehicle for the implementation of government policies in the form of job creation and black empowerment.

Profits, and the money set aside for replacement and expansion and maintenance, was paid to the government as dividends.

The sole 'shareholder' directly appointed most of the executive, and non-executive directors. These appointments came out of the ranks of the ANC, and were people with No managerial or Power Plant experience. The people started getting appointed & promoted based on nepotism. They couldn't perform the work, but,the people who could do the work, were retrenched based on skin color and were re-employed as contractors.

Although no additional work was getting done, (due to lack of funds because of the increased work force of roughly 23%) this was fine because the government wanted to reduce unemployment.

In order to bring relief to poverty stricken townships, Eskom directors were instructed to produce the cheapest electricity in the world.

This plan did not work, because of all the extra wages, contractors, a Management team that did not have a clue how to run a Power plant, Resulted in ESCOM  running into huge losses for the first time in history. To compensate for this, the incompetentmanagement team cut the maintenance budget by 55%

These were the first “cracks” in the once stable, profit making Power giant’s foundation. The sole shareholder in the Mbeki era, wouldn't allow Eskom tobuild any further power stations,

saying that this would be done by private investors.

The private investors didn't come to the party becauseelectricity was too cheap(remember the reduced fee for the poverty stricken masses) to provide adequate return on investment.

Five years too late Eskom was allowed to expand and build 2 huge, new power stations, but it didn't have any money. . .

This had to be borrowed.

The reason for this was that the ANC government instructed ESCOM NOT to cut the power to non-paying black townships, resulting in HUGE losses. (In the 2014-2015 book year,

Soweto was R670 million in arrears, with more the than 5.2 million illegal aliens)

The “New” black uneducatedmanagement with no experience, signed a contract with the Richards bay Hillside Smelter. To deliver 120 MW of Power, for 25 years (Who in his right mind sign a contract for such a long period?) At a reduced cost of 27% of the real cost of electricity. ( 120 MW is enough power to run a City the size of Vereeniging)

The ANC the sole shareholder wanted a piece of the cake (the two new Power plants) and 'got' a big piece of Hitachi - the company who 'won' the contract to supply the boilers for these power stations.

Because of this Eskom wasn'tallowed to take Hitachi to court when Shit, sub grade materials were supplied.

Then Eskom, with it's reduced standards, attempted to project manage the construction ofthese new power stations by itself.

What a calamity !!!!!

The money was borrowed from the world bank, however because they are coal stations a requirement was the installation of flue gas desulpherisation. This hasn't happened (yet) because of insufficient water. So Eskom(They don’t mention the ANC Government) is in the Shit with the world bank. In Short,because of taxation, affirmative action, transformation, employment, equity,

BBBEE, lots and lots of corruption, a bloated and bureaucratic workforce etc,Eskom has run out of money and generation capacity, standards have dropped dramatically, corporate memory is being lost at an alarming ratedue to “forced” retrenchments of skilled, Qualified white persons with years of experience.

Today Eskom is attempting to borrow the money for the steam generator replacement at Koeberg from a French bank.

One of the questions that thisbank is asking is about post Fukushima safety improvement progress. Guess what !!!!! 

Because there is no money ..........

As is always the case, SOMEONE must pay. So Eskom wanted to dramatically increase its price. The government (who is also the sole shareholder)wouldn't allow an increase large enough to cover the cost of its mismanagement.

So Eskom is bankrupt, And, there is no money for maintenance, so the situation will carry onuntil total break down is the last resort.