Corruption Eskom SA Nuclear Korrupsie

Suid-Afrika is reeds geruime tyd in ‘n rommelstaat gedompel, maar die skimpe (of besluite vir ongesonde vooruitgang) vir kernkrag gaan nie weg nie.   Korrupsie / sabotasie word nie aangespreek en ook nie minder nie.   Geen land kan ‘n fondasie op vals hoop en korrupsie voortbou nie.   Die brug en mure sal verder omval en nog meer skade aanrig.  Daar is geen vertrouenswaardigheid vanaf regeringskant, behalwe die elite korrupsie torings wat al groter word.   Hoe meer finansies begroot word, hoe groter is die elite toring wat gebou word met belastinginkomstes.    Die Toring van korrupsie.  Dis niks anders as terreur en sabotasie aan Suid-Afrika se huishoudelike sake nie en elke belastingbetaler, die  burgers moet laste dra van ‘n korrupte regering.  En dan het ons blankes nog rassisme en swart bemagtiging teen ons wat ons as volk verder in gemors in dompel.

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Nuwe reaktors of kernkrag gaan beslis niks verander nie, inteendeel, daar is geen manier of selfs waarborge dat die geld wat regering êrens wil kaap of gaan uitkrap, nie ook gesteel gaan word voordat daar een reaktor gebou is nie.   

Koeberg is heel goed en van goeie gehalte, maar dit waarborg nie dat die volgende reaktors van dieselfde gehalte gaan wees of verbeter nie.     Die huidige regering kan nie eers die ander kragsentrales (soos Medupi) voltooi sonder korrupsie of sabotasie nie, hoe sal dit dan met reaktors gaan wat nog duurder is. 

Vervolg die wat so steel en kry al die korrupsie geld met rentes en boetes eers terug, veral van al die staatsentiteite soos Eskom, SAL en munisipaliteite, hospitale, ens.    Om net nog ‘n verdere skuldlas aan te gaan bo op ons rommelstatus, gaan niks aan die ekonomiese toestand van die land verander nie.

Hoeveel van die ander politieke partye wat in die parlement sit laat dit toe?  Dit help niks om net vragies te vra oor geld wat gesteel is nie.  Wat van die skades wat aangerig is deur sabotasie en plundertogte?  Sodra korrupsie geld terug is wat gesteel is, kan die regte persone met nodige ervaring, sonder rassisme en swart bemagtiging aangestel word om elke entiteit te laat werk.    Raak ontslae van persone wat niks bydra of werk kan doen op alle vlakke van regering en staatsentiteite nie.

Hierdie entiteite, munisipaliteite en staat behoort nie aan die ANC of diegene wat dit afbreek en besteel nie.   Die ANC word deur ons belastings betaal en onderhou.   Hulle bly publieke figure en dis hulle wat toelaat om ons te vernietig.

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THANK THE ANC GOVERNMENT  (and their assistants and co-workers) FOR ALL THE CORRUPTION AND SABOTAGE AGAINST ITS PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES.

YOU, the voters, the supporters of the ANC, EFF, DA and all of them that did nothing for the country, are promoting this corruption, revolution and unemployment – hunger is on its way in a very dark country.   A second Zimbabwe.

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Corruption on all  levels of government, is nothing less than sabotage to the whole country and our rights to live in South Africa.   People are without energy, electricity, municipal services or good housing, schools and medical services because of incompetence and sabotage.

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Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe has informed the sixty-fourth session of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), via a video recording, that South Africa had started consultations with nuclear power reactor vendors, to obtain information about costs, schedules and possible ownership models. This was in line with the country’s Integrated Resource Plan 2019-2030 and the result of a request for information (RfI) issued in June. This RfI was based on an assumption of a programme for 2 500 MW of nuclear power.

He reaffirmed that nuclear would retain a “vital role” in the country’s energy mix. He pointed out that there was a “bigger role” for nuclear in transitioning South Africa from high carbon-emission energy sources to low carbon-emission ones, while simultaneously expanding the country’s energy supply. “We need to contest the space in the energy debate, for nuclear as a clean energy technology,” he said. “Scientific evidence is available to support our position.”

“[The] Koeberg [nuclear power plant (NPP)] is one of our most reliable, efficient, safe and affordable power stations on our electricity grid,” he highlighted. “We, therefore, decided to extend the operational life of Koeberg nuclear power station by another 20 years. The technical and regulatory work has begun. We thank the IAEA for its support through the Safety Aspects of Long-Term Operation missions on the Koeberg nuclear power plant, with the most recent pre-mission taking place in September 2019.”

South Africa’s other nuclear installation is the SAFARI-1 research reactor. While Koeberg is located near Cape Town, SAFARI-1 is situated at Pelindaba, west of Pretoria. Mantashe reported that a Ministerial Task Team had been set up last year to consider the development of a replacement for SAFARI-1 by 2030. A Project Initiation Report, which recommended the replacement of SAFARI-1 by a multipurpose reactor, had been approved and the project was now at the prefeasibility stage.

“Further, despite the logistical challenges brought on by [the] Covid-19 pandemic, we are beginning to see increased access to offshore markets for the supply of medical isotopes, that are critical to the rest of the world,” he observed. The medicinal role of nuclear technology in Africa, where diseases such as cancer, ebola and malaria, among others, could be encountered, was unquestionable.

He also stated that South Africa would donate €234 642 to the IAEA’s Technical Cooperation Fund for 2021. He pointed out that, with the assistance of the IAEA, South Africa had been able to initiate four new national Technical Cooperation projects in the fields of agriculture, health and safety

https://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/mantashe-confirms-consultations-with-nuclear-power-vendors-and-replacement-of-safari-2020-09-22

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