- President Ramaphosa established a panel to address governance failures in South Africa.
- Ramaphosa has set deadlines for the Eskom restructuring plan, which involves the unbundling of the company to create a Transmission System Operator (TSO).
- Ramaphosa has taken concrete steps to restructure Eskom, including setting up a task force and issuing an RFP.
President Ramaphosa supports the restructuring of Eskom assets, while the Development Bank of Southern Africa provides financial advice to the National Treasury.
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President Ramaphosa supports the restructuring of Eskom assets, while the Development Bank of Southern Africa provides financial advice to the National Treasury.
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The entities involved
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Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018
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Eskom
electricity utility in South Africa
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National Treasury
treasury of South Africa
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