Of money that gets stolen in eskom every month is in the region of a billion rand. every month. a billion rand. that s $50 million each month. to be fair, there have been some arrests. this man is an alleged saboteur, accused of damaging a local power station on behalf of a criminal gang. but these prosecutions are targeting the lower ranks. the cartel leaders, the politicians seem untouchable and still determined to block the transition away from coal. there are so many vested interests in the coal value chain that the threat of decarbonisation, even though we re talking about a multi decade move gradual, very gradual move away from coal why that is
In eskom every month is in the region of a billion rand. every month. a billion rand. that s $50 million each month. to be fair, there have been some arrests. this man is an alleged saboteur, accused of damaging a local power station on behalf of a criminal gang. but these prosecutions are targeting the lower ranks. the cartel leaders, the politicians seem untouchable and still determined to block the transition away from coal. there are so many vested interests in the coal value chain that the threat of decarbonisation, even though we re talking about a multi decade move gradual, very gradual move away from coal why that is so.eagerly opposed. the minister of mineral
More. as vp, someone not out there so much, she manages to leave such a mark because of her comments. everyone falls victim to word salad, but to do this everyday almost and the fact these are prepared remarks, someone is writing this down makes me think there is a saboteur in her administration purposely trying to throw her off. this quote i ve heard 15 times since she s become vice president. it gets put into speeches, it is amazing and head scratching. todd: that is the key point. to your point, i had a word salad on a question, i was dealing with the circumstance and i had to go off the mental script i had prepared. to your point, these are written comments, comments she should have thought through, her staff
Facility outside the rule of law. where many survivors tell cnn forced confessions are extracted through the most brutal of torture methods. these forced confessions have, at times, been used in court to execute protesters for crimes against the state. he refused to sign what he believed would be his death warrant. translator: why should i have signed something that i haven t done? i am not a terrorist, i am not a murderer, or saboteur. i only saved lives, that is it. my team and i did nothing more. unlike so many other victims of torture, cnn interviewed, he was not blindfolded during his detention. based on his testimony, cnn
Believed would be his death warrant. translator: why should i have to sign something that i hadn t done? i m not a terrorist, not a murderer or a saboteur. i only saved lives. that s it. my team and i did nothing more. reporter: unlike so many other victims of torture that cnn interviewed, samadhi was not blindfolded during his detention. base on his testimony, cnn commissioned the following images to take you inside the ordeal that he and so many other iranian protesters have been subjected to. i was forced into a building hidden by trees, next to a girl s school. on the first day, the two guards kicked me, i vomited blood. each day the torture got worse. there was a closet in the corner of the room filled with torture tools, electric cattle prods, different cutter, some syringes. they drugged me. they wanted me to stay alive longer to torture me more. the guards started kissing me