South Africa’s collapsing infrastructure is not merely the result of too little money. It is the predictable outcome of a state sector where accountability is weak, responsibility is evaded, and basic
It's less about 'not enough money' and more about 'money with no feedback loop"
The other thing that I always see, those that built it would take great care of it than those that didn't, the Handover the keys systematic paralysis.
Governance and Lifecycle ownership, because they tenure revolves around self enrichment. If only their tenure was linked to a proper asset life cycle of a minimum ten years, we also don't want them sitting for ever there either.
It's less about 'not enough money' and more about 'money with no feedback loop"
The other thing that I always see, those that built it would take great care of it than those that didn't, the Handover the keys systematic paralysis.
Governance and Lifecycle ownership, because they tenure revolves around self enrichment. If only their tenure was linked to a proper asset life cycle of a minimum ten years, we also don't want them sitting for ever there either.