Here's why South Africa has rolling blackouts

🕰️ This episode was recorded in 2024, but is still relevantIt’s not just the ANC’s incompetence and corruption driving load-shedding—there’s an agenda fuelled by foreign interests.Desmund Bernardo, a South African project manager at Koeberg Nuclear Power Station who held a reactor operator’s licence, possesses deep insight into the nuts and bolts of the country’s electricity issues.I recommend his YouTube channel, Beyond Politics.Des did not hold back.📺 Watch video episode

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