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What caused South Africa's energy crisis? | Inside Story
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- South Africa has been experiencing one of the worst energy crisis in the region, in years.
It's affecting millions of people across the country.
The nation's ageing coal-powered electrical stations are not coping with demand.
And it's leading to daily blackouts that can sometimes last for hours.
Opposition politicians and demonstrators have blamed the governing ANC party.
President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a state of disaster on Friday
But is this move enough?
Presenter: Mohammed Jajmjoom
Guests:
Kenneth Creamer, economic advisor to the ANC Economic Transformation Committee,
Ongama Mtimka, Lecturer at the Nelson Mandela University.
Chris Yelland, Energy Analyst.
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30yrs of freedom to do Nothing, utterly clueless failed state .
The ANC caused the problem. The country has been in decline since Thabo mbeki was president.
What are you going to do about it?
@@logical5780 Enjoy starving for the ANC boy boy
Since Mandela, he put the important issue in the pending file!!!
Just think about how Jacob Zuma facilitated his Indian friends the Gupta Brothers to rob Eskom and other SOE's blind. The ANC are criminals to the core.
@@logical5780 ... the question is what are all south Africans going to do about it. The responsibility does not lie on one person, but on all of us. This is OUR COUNTRY after all.
The governing criminal ANC mafia has got us to this position. I don't understand why journalists keep skirting the issue that's staring us all in our faces. It's time South Africans took a stand and kicked out these criminal thugs out of power in 2024.
Be very careful south Africa because the world elites will never want anything to change in south Africa
And replace them with what?
@@bricktopp9976 True, comrade.
@@yohighness The official opposition - DA. We may end up with a coalition government - if you don't vote DA, vote for a party that can work well with others.
@@mrrhsmit That would be great in an ideal world, but I don't think the DA can muster enough Black votes to win them power. The DA doesn't have a Black superstar to help them do that. Lindiwe Mazibuko could have been that superstar, but she's gone. ☺
Simple answer, corruption led SA to this. Going from being a world class energy provider in 2001 (SA was awarded for being the cheapest and most efficient energy provider globally) in such a short time is mind boggling. Then again they have destroyed all infastructure since taking over. Not much left I'm afraid.
Nothing left!!!! Whatever they touch turns into mud!!!!
In 1998, the White Paper on Energy Policy warned that Eskom's power reserves would run out by 2007 if the government did not make the necessary investments. But, the government decided in 2001 not to invest in infrastructure.
They were arm twisted by us in the West to choose "Green" technology energy transition rather than maintaining or expanding on existing energy sources. Given that Coal is the largest energy source they faced a lot of pressure from the EU and US.
And, where it did, the corrupt were allocated tenders and the stagnation became deeper. Plus, we have a president that is witless.
@@MuantanamoMobile True. There was Pebble-Bed Nuclear reactor that was scheduled for construction by Mbeki Gocernment. The West pressured SA to abandoned it.
The West also pressured SA to stop Shale gas fracting in the Karoo, as well as Oil & Gas exploration off-shore.
When coal plants Ingula, Kusile, Medupi was under construction; Western Intelligence services sabottaged it to cause de-industrialisation and given initiative to Australia in mining investment.
South Africa need to de-couple from the West. When President Zuma tried to do so; war was declared on him by the Spy agencies (Mi6 and former Apartheid intelligence machine), the Media and Judiciary.
The result is the puppet, ineffectual, compromised President Ramaphosa who was a spy for the Apartheid government during the 1980s.
@@MuantanamoMobile Eskom was banned from building new coal power station in 1998 because they wanted IPPs to join to create more competition in the energy sector but eskom prices were the cheapest in the world so IPPs couldn't compete. They realized that IPPs were not joining like they planned in 2004 were the lifted the ban but it was too late. Plus considering between 1998- 2004 millions of people were being connected to the grid, increasing demend but without additional supply. Actually Eskom told the government multiply times that they will run of electricity in 2007 even the White paper on energy ploicy said the something.
@@MuantanamoMobile no. They don't have a clue what ' green' means. All they know is ' Black' in more ways than one!!
these guys spent 30 years creating a disaster; now they declare a state of disaster (SoD) to deal with their own state of disaster?😅🤣😅
Correct.There is no medicine for Stupidity.
Mismanagement by the corrupt ANC
Stupidity!!! That's what's caused 90% of the destruction of S.A.'s infrastructure, and you know what? YOU CAN'T FIX STUPID!!
We don't have a electricity crisis, we have a governing crisis.
We don't have a governing crisis, we have a voter crisis - it's the voters fault the government is in power and then black man wonders why he lives in darkness - it is his choice
Black people cannot govern, it is a fact
The anc are the crisis that have caused the energy crisis, bring in as many private means as possible with solar and wind
This is what happens when you let problems grow for over decade without action.
This problem has been going on for years!!! I lived in South Africa from 2017-2020. Load Shedding was a common occurrence. All of South Africa's infrastructure is old and falling apart. Water, roads, Internet, everything. Ramaphosa is the problem along with the complete corruption of the ANC. A country that has so much potential and should be a leader on the African Continent is the opposite. One of the worst. Recently added to the "Grey List" of countries right there with Nigeria and Burkina Faso. Very sad...
It's not the worst in years, it's the worst ever. Period.
Corruption and ineptitude is the real problem. What a lot of people don't know is that South African coal is actually mostly poor quality. The good quality coal has been silently SOLD (for government profit, of course) and shipped off to Maputo. While the South Africans have no power and not water, Mozambique is enjoying the quality coal that gives it the power it needs. The whole thing stinks, not least the university entry level requirements, which are so low that it takes most students now at least 3 years just to complete the first year of a B.A.
Only solution is to vote ANC out of power in 2024. Electricity is only one of the dire problems mentioned in this video. Every single SOE has been hollowed out and the state of disaster is just another vehicle for the ANC to steal money.
True let's get the guys out and see what the guys can do better
#20:06 - a ministry of electricity? That means a minister with a big salary and perks, a 1st secretary, a 2nd secretary, a speechwriter, a political advisor, a chauffeur and at least 2 ministerial luxury cars. How is that going to help South Africa? Well, I guess it will help on the employment situation with all those new, tax-payer funded jobs.
It will help by creating new jobs for the unemployed relatives of the ruling thugs, I guess. 😂
Governments around the world have grown so unbelievably bloated and superficial. I really think it’s the sign of a collapsing system. Titles and positions made up out of thin air because more and more money must be made. The corporatized and revolving web ever expanding.
No way to justify why you earn $500,000 annually? No worries, we just opened up a spot for General counsel deputy assistant to the board of the committee of agency commission 🤑
To answer what caused the crisis would mean some good old time consuming investigative journalism, what was the state of the country 30 years ago and what is the state of the country today day. Uncontrollable truths are difficult to hear and deal with especially when its politically incorrect with fear of being labelled and cancelled.
The answer to what caused this crisis is a corrupt government that has no idea how to run a country.
It is the ancs fault . Stealing money and not maintaining the infrastructure.
No measure can stop corrupt anc comrades remember this bbeee
Solar and wind cant replace base energy grow up
The cANCer in SA is so widespread I fail to see how a state of emergency will make things better!
I pray for the day when we stand together in the face of this tyranny! 🙏
We need to vote out the cANCer.
South Africa became banana republic 😀😀,
It turned the same as Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, Angola 🇦🇴, DRC and many more African countries 🤔
You cant say that its racist, the cause is slavery, western capitalism and general exploitation.
@@brendanroberts4866 don't hide behind the color & fill sorry for yourself, that's what most of us do, and that's why most African countries don't go forward, stand up and build your country 💪, don't wait for the white man to come and buid it for you, just have alook most of Africa countries are in KO's. High rate of poverty & sickness, high rate of crime & corruption, cities are destroyed/vandalized, high rate of unemployment & bad management, high rate of house breaking & gun point highjack, high rate of drugs at schools, streets & most of places, gangsters took over, no law and order, and the list cares on 🤔
@@bricktopp9976 don't hide behind apartheid/old regime & fill sorry for yourself, that's what most of us do, and that's why most African countries don't go forward, Apartheid/old regime its gone long ago, what did you done for your country noughting, till today you still hiding behind old regime,
stand up and build your country 💪, don't wait for the white man to come and buid it for you, just have alook most of Africa countries are in KO's. High rate of poverty & sickness, high rate of crime & corruption, cities are destroyed/vandalized, high rate of unemployment & bad management, high rate of house breaking & gun point highjack, high rate of drugs at schools, streets & most of places, gangsters took over, no law and order, and the list cares on 🤔,
Youself created all the above but till today you still blaming others, for + - 30 years what did you done, you stupid🙄
Because they stupidly adopted the socialist policies of the USSR and rejected everything associated with capitalism and the Western coloniser. The incompetent and corrupt leaders destroyed their economics. Who oggers to rescue them now? Russia and China, their new colonisers who offer loans they know they can never repay. In fact China is offering to make a major contribution to save S.A.'s power crisis.
I wonder why.
ANC are responsible for this crises. How are they gonna resolve themselves?
Corruption it is only 1 word but we all paid because of it!
We Africans should have left foreigners continue running our government with the agreement that every citizens should be treated equal and given same opportunity in every sphere of life. Today we wouldn't be here languishing in poverty. Our African leaders are mess up, gangs of thieves, looters with no consciousness or any remorse. South Africa get it independence with very stable economy, well developed but after independence the Country started losing it glories and today South Africa is just another unsafe country to live in. Will Africa ever do the right thing? Will we ever get ourselves as a continent out of self destruction by collectively bringing our leaders in account? No. Remember what happened when Zuma was detained for court contempt, the Country goes on rampage in the name of protest.
Foreigners?
@@Mailmartinviljoen yes, those who colonize Africa were not the native? They were foreigners who invaded the continent somewhere in 17 and 18 century.
@@russellfeldman8819 I was referring to the entire continent not just South Africa. The entire continent shared the same philosophy which affect its prosperity, that is grand corruption, nepotism and impunity by our leaders and other public institutions.
If you think it's better for foreigners to run this country you shouldn't even be commenting.
Voting for the ANC it will let you wake up next to the street with no house and no food that is what the ANC want for the people of South Africa well dun ANC for braiking south Africa 👍
The ANC stooge is an embarrassment 😢
BTW one of the people who stole funds during covid was the government health minister, odd the anc apologist didn't mention that.
Africa who cursed us? We failed in everything.
Self En-flicked
The ONE who created us, for always striving to be like OUR ENEMIES! 😶
You curse yourselves every time your believe everything that comes out of your leaders' mouths and you live in the past instead of doing your own research.
We in SA need to forget about our racial identities and focus on our SA identities and WORK TOGETHER for the common good to sort out our many problems. The enemy we need to ostracize is corruption in anyone who does not do his job correctly and honestly. He needs to be held accountable no matter who he is by the same standards as the ordinary person and he needs to be replaced with A BETTER MORE COMPETENT AND HONEST PERSON.
That will require a complete Government change.
Best reasonable comment I have read thus far. Focus on the solution to our problem for the good of the country and ALL the people.
@@mauricesavel5110 Bullshit, if you are going to effectively solve a problem you MUST know what caused it.
I agree!!!! Most of the white population still believes that Apartheid is the best..
True we need to unite and clean out the public office. These goons greed is destroying our country
Ministers hardly see any Loadshedding. That's why they don't care. Do any of you think that #1 is experience any loadshedding?
This is so so sad. ANC still just talking and make promises. But no action.
If you bought a car 30 years, used money to service it yearly to go on holiday every year what would the end result be?
Private business is always a better option than depending on the government.
Eskom wanted to charge a levy to everyone that has solar, it’s all about money. Government used Eskom to generate a huge income and refused to invest and maintain grid. Eskom is generating 300% less power than 30 years ago they are employing 300% more staff. The government bee laws made sure all the competent workers at Eskom left and replaced them with a work force that has no idea how to do the job. The board-members has no technical experience to run it. The minister of energy and resources did nothing re the problem since the first load-shedding started in 2008. Now they want to employ a minister of electricity to sort out what. All State Owned Enterprises including Eskom is bankrupt because corruption and incompetent workforce. Either privatise or change the ruling party.
Simple, the word maintenance is foreign in africa.
A disaster caused by the ANC and their appointees. They should step aside as they have messed up everything they have touched.
Who produces the best solar panels? China. Who controls the solar panel businesses in the country? ANC officials and their relatives. This is about to become the newest gravy train.
South Africa isn't going to fix this with solar panels and windmills. I mean, it wouldn't hurt to set some up but they really need more power stations. Coal, nuclear, natural gas, I don't know, but their shortfall in power generation is pretty shocking and tossing in a few solar panels isn't going to make much of difference. It sounds like the biggest issue isn't corruption followed by a lack of investment in expanding the number of power stations. I know it takes years to build that kind of stuff but from what I can gather this problem has been going on for a number of years and in that time there's a lot that could have been done to reduce the power deficit.
@@shadowreaver1851 You imagine the solar panels are for ALL South Africans. LOL. Cute
@@wordscapes5690 Well, I was hoping that was the case. Obviously electricity like everything else won't be evenly distributed. I doubt members of the Parament are going to go without power for over 11 hours everyday. Although it would be funny to watch debates occur with members holding flashlights and candles as they make speeches on how they are going to improve things.
@@shadowreaver1851 True
"Oversight by the Auditor General"? The same office has been reporting a "state of disaster" for a very long time! So please!
Since the anc have come to power ALL state enterprizes have FAILED - why would this be different/successful?
@@bricktopp9976 WOW, no wonder your name is what it is!
The President’s leadership? Good grief😮 Where ?
11:15 Opposition wants a ring fenced state of disaster. Less to loot for the ANC, then
He's phone ran flat cos no electricity This is serious
What or who caused this collapse of power? The ageing powerstations wouldn't be a problem IF they did the necessary maintenance.
They didnt do the maintenance and stole that money instead for their own use.
The ANC collapsed Eskom - as they have done with all the other state owned enterprises...
This load sjedding has been ongoing for the last 15 years and NOW they decide to declare a state of disaster? Its merely another excuse to access the last of the crumbs in the cookiekar!!!!
@frank13 agreed but back in time - they had both the skill and money..... Now they have neither...
Once they changed the name from Port Elizabeth to Gqeberha, you know it has gone to 💩
Everyone that ever voted ANC!
Create a problem and then sell the solution
20 Years to late to declare the disaster. It pains me to say this. The Govt at every level are the masters of wishful thinking and every level responsible for this mitigated disaster. Law and order, education.
Do not hold your breath for this govt to solve anything. The looting pot is running dry and now they sensationalise. Virtually every State owned entity has gone down the same way. Absolutely shameful.
I don't understand why they are clapping there hands
Because now they can buy all those luxury items they desire, no more red tape to loot state money.
😂So the plan was to force us to 'green energy' all along
You are the one of the few that gets it. Who stands to gain money from the 'green energy'? Not hungry south africans. Those demanding this, like the diabolical world economic forum will come in as a saviour with their expensive green tech. Because we wont be able to afford, here comes their state capture. Eish our politicians are not only intellectually challenged but they lack wisdom and foresight.
WEF agenda.
Power for the rich. The peasants get the limited power.
Same old same old. Stop talking about what WILL be done and start doing NOW
Easy answer: the ANC.
Here is the critical question! How did SA get to this point?
Corruption, mismanagement, incompetence, and blind, ignorant and stupid allegiance to the ruling party. The ANC were the effective freedom fighters. But they are not capable governers.
It is all about the ruling party and not the country.
@@andreskorge1828 You are 100% correct! My question was a rhetorical one. While the ANC was still banned and the leadership in exile, they touted themselves as "a government in waiting"! They have mismanaged every facet of goverment. And they just need to be tossed onto the scrapheap of political history!
Land grab up next. Opportunity created.
It's sad and embarrassing that SA has come to this
9 Days after posting this video, we are now on stage 6 with a promise of stage 8. The tax paying man on the street sees nothing positive coming from the state of disaster. Two few of these speakers are saying a lot of "We should do this, we should do that". Plenty of blah blah blah.
Kenneth clearly condones the ANC's corruption and actions
What are you going to do about it?
@@logical5780 Watch and laugh at SA collapses from a log way away.
It is another thieving opportunity.
this is embarrassing. South Africans may we unite and vote ANC out. may we vote for competency and effectiveness.
Kenneth Creamer should tell us why previous plans to end the energy crisis, including the one from last year that he mentioned, have failed and why this time will be different. Instead of focusing on corruption, which is reactive, South Africa needs to focus on ensuring plans are implemented properly and effectively, which is proactive.
Well said!
To get stolen again?
@@voxromantic3340 Not if implementation includes protecting against theft.
The anc? Never mind being proactive, they are not even reactive. Thats why SA sits in the position it now finds it, and getting worse by the day
While it is great for international community to talk about this issue. Please discuss the causes with power engineering experts, instead of consequence discussions with the so called Analysts.
NUCLEAR ENERGY is the best by far. Cheapest and most sustainable. We need a few nuclear plants. Energy needs to be privatised.
If you tell a bad joke in South Africa, you don’t get canceled but load shedded.
Not funny
Unless u r on the same part of the grid as state house
🤣
You're making an understatement Jumjum the blackouts can at times last for a day or two.
March is now SEVEN MONTHS OF CONTINUOUS LOADSHEDDING. Yes. You read me right. Sometime we have 14 hours per day of blackouts. The situation is beyond ridiculous now.
Crises in the UK, went from being able to leave heaters on 24/7 to 3 hours per day!
@@casualSimRacer3312 yep because business can't afford to keep businesses opened due staggering bills. IMF predicts the UK economy will shrink more than Russia's.
In Russia 24/7 heating a 4 bedroom house costs $20 pm. Not bad hey!!!
@@zabadackakaHansCoche quite bad for russian salary
Compare the quality of Yelland's response to the mouthings of those other stooges in the interview.
Will watch later Load shedding coming in a minute 😌
One major concern from declaring a state of disaster is that Environmental Impact Assessments can be avoided or ignored and this could lead to loss of habitat for threatened or endangered species and even extinction of a species that requires a particular niche and only occurs there.
What are you going to do about it?
@@logical5780 I am working every day at this.
@@clinthalkett-siddall9681 I doubt if any new power projects will be built threatening new habitats. They might however, use it as an excuse not to install sulfur dioxide scrubbers at the power stations. They should focus on just getting them running with an energy availability comparable to mediocre western standards.
Please do more investigation
Simple, black anc government.
ESKOM was meant to be privatised completely before the ANC came to power in order to avoid this problem.National party ministers dithered because they worried about their pensions.
@20:00 old Ongama there brought the adage " a fly on a poor African child s face" to a new level..ha ha ha 😅😅😅😉😉
No solution soon...ANC government fears strategic planning like a tokoloshe.
They say there is a tax incentive for buying solar panels. But there are big issues with this incentive. SARS, the country's revenue service, is terrible with paying back money owed to people and businesses. I've experiences this myself. So I don't trust that I'll be paid the incentive when I do my tax return.
Secondly there is still VAT (value added tax) on solar panels, batteries, and inverters.
Third point is that the incentive is capped at R15000 per household. That's around $800. It's paltry, even if you did manage to get the money owed back to you.
You also just can't trust anything they say they will do. They say we'll be able to sell electricity back into the grid. But before that is really the situation, you can't trust that it will happen.
Vote wisely my fellow South Africans 🇿🇦
Cyril Ramamphosa ' In order for this PROBLEM to be solved, the PROBLEM must declare a state of disaster, in order for the PROBLEM to come up with a plan to solve itself'.
Excellent video. Keep up the good work.
Minister of Electricity 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
News guest ran out of battery and had to leave ..Lol you must be kidding.
Having watched around 30 seconds of the video, my guess is that the cause is government regulation. It usually is.
Jan
What government regulations?
South Africa is a libertarian capitalist hellhole.
No this is actually because of criminals in governance. A mafia has captured this state owned monopoly . In a way you are right they could regulate away the monopoly and allow for independent producers and thus competition
@@stephenbond5155 Yeah, let the private sector drive up prices and push the costs on the customers.
You're just stupid.
This Creamer cadre is a 🤡. Eskom will not be fixed while the ANC is in charge of South Africa.
Cut the power to those that don't pay for electricity for a start
Brilliant!
It is getting harder and harder to blame apartheid and Europeans.
We know what is wrong. The local ANC government do not know how to run anything and they do not put the right people Engineers and people who know how to run. The government want to run power South African Airways, Trainsnet (Trains) and the only thing happening is these service providers is braking South Africa. Nothing is working any more. Only privatized company's that know what they do can assist with power and Airplanes and transport. The country's ANC do not want to sell to privatize company's. Therefore all our services under ANC is braking down. This government police has failed totally. They are as corrupt as the government. That is the truth. Come and have a look please from all other country's if you can find airplanes. Only use use your own country's Airways.
"Creamer" says it all.
Ok.great work,
I bet the United States had something to do with...
Make sure you blame Biden!
The sum of "Black Excellence", in competence, stupidity, absence of leadership.....brought SA to this point.
This.
Simple answer : ANC incompetence and blind cadre loyalty.
maybe Kennith should retire.......or advise the pothole committee on how to fill potholes.....
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When I look at that President speaking and read his body language, I see him as the liar he is. Please people, vote that party out. It does not affect me as I don't live there anymore but my heart goes out to all you South Africans.
I couldn't believe what someone from SA and other Africans have told me about solar panels. It is illegal to have a solar panel even for those who could afford it. Reason? It would cut into the profits of the energy providers.
One of many reasons why I would never ever live in Africa! Self substanabilty is everything for someone who use to be off the grid.
In South Africa it is legal. You cannot put back on the grid in most places.
Huh?? AFRICA permits installation of Solar Panels and without all the red tape, you want Solar all you have to do is install it. The reason SA is experiencing this load-shedding is because of the Western Capitalisms facades it has pursued. AFRI7A is thriving!
God bless south Africa but I am afraid of new investment then standing own feet I think south Africa can help themselves please 🙏 don't go for more IMF WORLD BANK
Tell that to the ruling crimimal ANC cyndicate.
South Africa should ask it's new BRICS friends for help.... decades of ANC mismanagement, vote them out of office...from Africa's most developed nation to another Zimbabwe...all thanks to ANC
The RSA President Cyril Ramaphosa Have Said That Energy , Electricity , Power Is RSA Municipalities Accountability Or Responsibility Not His , Cabinet And Parliament.
1. How Can He Declare Energy State Of Disaster?
2. He Announced Energy Minister In The RSA Presidency During State Of The Nation Address?
Funny how loadshedding does not affect the members of parliament, how come?
Trouble is that some just talk... while the rest steal...
How do ppl rectify something they're not prepared to admit? They don't. That should tell ppl how determined leaders are to address this crisis.
Presenting the country with solutions to a self created crisis leaves SA with more questions than answers, like
Is fixing the mess at all important if they refuse readily available expertise to fix their mess? It also says fixing the nose diving economy therefore is a fait accompli - planned + programmed.
Theft and carelessness.
Greed & Corruption finish en klaar
’اسلام چې راغی د جاهليت دودونه يي له منځه يوړل دوی ښځو ته حق نه ورکولو او د يو ناپشپړ انسان په حيث به يي ورسره چلند کولو چې هيڅ اراده او حقونه نلري. مو غوښتنه ده چې دښځو د تعليم لپاره هلي ځلي وکړي ددوی درناوی وکړي ترڅو بشپړ حقوق ترلاسه کړي.‘-
His Eminence *Dr Ahmed Al-Tayeb🎓*
_The Grand Sheikh of Al Azhar_