BizNews Briefing: Loadshedding; Tshwane; PWC; Lomas; Perplexity

In this episode of the daily BizNews programme, editor Alec Hogg taps into the hottest stories of the moment from an end date for loadshedding through to how former Group Five CEO Mike Lomas got sucked into corruption; plus the inevitability of the Big Four accounting firms splitting their businesses; to a potential nightmare for Google - and Neil de Beer on the Tshwane showdown.

[@jonathancrowther4565]

Good session, enjoyed watching this.

[@at7512]

The big 4 or more commonly known as the corrupt 4

[@visnaidoogvn]

Keep it coming ✅✅✅

Fact remains I'm convinced that the Solidarity offer to second experienced artisans and engineers made a huge difference it was from day one a culture and a work ethic that brought Eskom back i am Black and i know the business we saw it going wrong we experienced it BEE destroyed many SOE because people were employed that had no skills no work ethic but with a qualification and no training its not about race it was about SKILLS and work ethics the Unions are suddenly very quite as they should take responsibility for protecting these useless underkilled workers

[@dienar3717]

Eskom is better because of proper maintenance plans implemented by de Ruiter, bearing fruit.
If they fail to continue this work, then we WILL go back to serious loadshedding down the line.

[@daveerasmus4292]

no loadshedding so far check when Mosaba and cronies take over problems !!!!!

[@CA-ul6qb]

No... the word is called ....,...MAINTENANCE

[@janvanheerden265]

What about Koeberg unit that is off line?

[@Kwazulujabul]

PWC that is when a company becomes too big.