‘He’ll never take responsibility’: Malema after Ramaphosa distances himself from energy crisis

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EFF leader Julius Malema says President Cyril Ramaphosa “will never take responsibility” for the failures of Eskom because he is being controlled by a faction of the ANC. This comes after Ramaphosa appeared to distance himself and the government from the responsibility of supplying citizens with power after a constitutional challenge on the load-shedding crisis. 

Malema added the party was now distancing itself from the failed entity after corruption allegations by former CEO Andre de Ruyter, who called the power utility a “feeding trough” for the ANC. 
28 Feb 2023 10AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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