News24 3 weeks ago

Eskom drama not a 'race issue'

Johannesburg - ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe on Tuesday warned the current events surrounding electricity utility Eskom should not be simplified into a racism issue. "Everybody must be careful. Full Article at News24

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  2. Zwelinzima Vavi

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    – Zwelinzima Vavi SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 3 weeks ago
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