Unveiling the criminal network behind South Africa's power crisis

South Africa is currently grappling with its most severe power crisis in history- The situation has instilled deep concerns that it may escalate into significant civil unrest. We meet courageous journalists who delved into the underlying causes of these power cuts. Their investigation revealed a complex network of criminal syndicates & rampant government corruption.
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[marindabrummer]

Thank you to all the brave whistleblowers and journalists for standing up to this corrupt, arrogant and selfish humans that are causing so much pain and destruction in their greed for more. It is time for people to stand up and fight against them. Much respect to all investigative journalists exposing all this.

[leeroysherratt]

I live in Durban, South Africa. The ANC government, are all connected with the crime. My heart ♥ tells me this, it's become a gut feeling, it's very sad and disappointing, I love this place more than the crooks and they have all the keys to our future

[martinbisschoff]

Huge respect to you Mpumelelo. As the saying goes "EVIL prospers....when GOOD nothing." Huge respect.

[monicakieck]

Corruption; theft; syndicates; cartels and sabotage from the ANC Organisation mafia are the root of all these problems.

[riyaadrhoda]

We place our trust in these politicians who are actually the most corrupt people in our country. We the people of SA should demand their resignation and the people should demand stringent processes and structures when appointing high profile positions to ensure that competent and people of integrity are appointed who have the interest of the people at heart.

[dewaldmatthysen]

Get rid of the ANC and watch most of south-africas problems disappear

[TrevorMoses]

It is sad to think that the former liberators of Apartheid South Africa have now through greed, corruption and incompetence, become worse than the people they once fought against.

[bertpretorius]

Thank you so much Stefan. As a 68 year old man I've given up hope for an end to corruption. But there is hope with guys like you.

[inmost_being]

Tuned in from Johannesburg RSA. Very informative. Appreciate the boldness to come out when others choose to take bribes and still go under darkness. You are awesome gentlemen. You're protected.

[vleiratfilms]

Thank you for telling this story. It’s an example to others to tell theirs.🇿🇦🌹🌹

[lisajansenvanvuuren]

Probably going to blame apartheid for this disaster

[melanyben]

May the Lord protect these brave men and their families. Keep up the good and honest work

[francoisvanaardt]

Finally.... half of this could've been avoided if the situation was accurately reported in the first place

[tonybongo]

Dear South african brothers and sisters.iam a citizen of Angola🇦🇴 and I had spent a good amount of time living in your beautiful country.if a concrete action is taken to hold WHOEVEVER is responsible accountable you will lose the country bit by bit by bit.And if citizens become numb to all that is happening the whole will get dipper and dipper and it will become difficult to climb out of it.
Iam speaking from experience because where iam from we are already in d hole of load shedding and water shortage.with a country filthy rich in oil and diamonds.
DO NOT LOOSE YOUR COUNTRY!

[samanthaholm]

Thank you so much. Just when i think all is lost. I watch this and realize we are not all lost. If we see something we must say something every little bit will bring change

[shaymoore]

Another thing remember the state makes a lot more tax from selling petrol and diesel the tax on petrol is about one third of the price and automatically collected the buyer has no option but to pay the price at the pumps so it pays them to cut power and forcing public and business to buy fuel to run their generators

[etienne]

South Africa needs a strong leader like Lee Kwon Yew was for Singapore. Someone that is willing to make the hard decisions, eradicate corruption, make people responsible for their actions and put strong policies in place to ensure a functional economy. This ‘democracy’ isn’t working.

[secondchance]

This is what happens when you get rid of the people who know how things work and replace them with people who don't.

[mabaker]

Squirrel knew about the collapse of Eskom - but he did nothing because he agreed with it...

[GervaisMartin]

Mpumelelo - one of the many heroes helping get this country on the right track