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"“In Eskom’s case it may, however, aggravate the technical skills loss. The majority of Eskom’s power stations are located in Mpumalanga. In this province, black Africans constitute 90.8% of the total population,” it said.
Assuming 1,000 persons are working at a power station, it would mean that, of them, only 92 may be white, coloured or Indian South Africans.
In Limpopo, where new power stations such as Medupi are located, 95.4% of the total population are black Africans. In this case, only 46 employees per 1,000 employees may be coloured, white and Indian employees."
This while Eskom has had to impose rolling blackouts:
No need to hire people who actually knows how to do the work. Let's give the job to someone just because of the color of their skin. That sounds better.
"“In Eskom’s case it may, however, aggravate the technical skills loss. The majority of Eskom’s power stations are located in Mpumalanga. In this province, black Africans constitute 90.8% of the total population,” it said.
Assuming 1,000 persons are working at a power station, it would mean that, of them, only 92 may be white, coloured or Indian South Africans.
In Limpopo, where new power stations such as Medupi are located, 95.4% of the total population are black Africans. In this case, only 46 employees per 1,000 employees may be coloured, white and Indian employees."
This while Eskom has had to impose rolling blackouts:
"“In Eskom’s case it may, however, aggravate the technical skills loss. The majority of Eskom’s power stations are located in Mpumalanga. In this province, black Africans constitute 90.8% of the total population,” it said.
Assuming 1,000 persons are working at a power station, it would mean that, of them, only 92 may be white, coloured or Indian South Africans.
In Limpopo, where new power stations such as Medupi are located, 95.4% of the total population are black Africans. In this case, only 46 employees per 1,000 employees may be coloured, white and Indian employees."
This while Eskom has had to impose rolling blackouts:
I think you are on the wrong forum. This isn't Stormfront. Everyone makes mistakes every now and then just make sure next time you are on the right forum.
No need to hire people who actually knows how to do the work. Let's give the job to someone just because of the color of their skin. That sounds better.
Black power will lead to blackouts or whiteouts depending on your perspective I guess.
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