glasses*on: Blacks are unable to maintain their local infrastructure

Truth is, sometimes, painful to face.

I'd like to double down please:
The greatest danger to a black man is another black man, not some white devil.
Read'em and weep.

South Africa's post-apartheid infrastructure crisis is defined by a sharp decline in state capacity, severe maintenance backlogs, and the persistence of apartheid-era spatial segregation

While the post-1994 democratic government dramatically expanded basic connections"raising electricity access from under 30% to over 80"95%"infrastructure spending collapsed from 7% of GDP in the mid-1990s to roughly 3% by the mid-2000s. This underinvestment, paired with systemic mismanagement and corruption, turned once world-class state networks into major bottlenecks for the economy

Power Generation (Eskom): The state electricity utility suffered from a total collapse in proactive maintenance and a failure to build new capacity. This resulted in years of crippling, scheduled blackouts (load-shedding) that choked business growth.

Municipal Water and Sanitation: Many municipalities face failing water treatment works, widespread pipe leaks, and raw sewage spills, driven by poor local governance and a massive backlog in asset maintenance.