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STATE OF NATIONAL ANXIETY

10th February 2023

By: Darlene Creamer

     

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Moves towards declaring South Africa’s 15-year-old power crisis as a State of National Disaster has raised more anxiety than the recent tiger escapes in Gauteng. These fears are well-founded, given the high levels of corruption and downright absurdity that accompanied the Covid declaration. Riding this tiger’s tail without similar malfeasance and misadventures will require not only a tightly framed set of interventions but also extreme transparency and ongoing monitoring.

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