TheCapeArgus I will go off the grid if elecicity gets more expensive, so will many others, then they will get even less
TheCapeArgus Eskom boss says sorry, but begs for raised tariff to cover a R50bn shortfall. Actuly its sorry i need a pay raise. Cut your salery abit instead to milk us as users dry....
TheCapeArgus Collect funds owed by municipalities. Senior staff to take pay cuts now. Retrench excess staff
TheCapeArgus Sorry for him too. Generators for 2019
TheCapeArgus Jas fok eskom
TheCapeArgus How much has been recouped from the thieves? This is very relevant . Why should we keep on paying if there isn’t a concerted effort to regain our stolen funds?
TheCapeArgus Go fly a kite Eskom_SA
TheCapeArgus How do you say sorry while rubbing salt into our gaping wounds(purse). You can't even hold those that stole our money to account. Niphambene?
TheCapeArgus We blatantly stole and wasted your money and are are now broke!Please fill our coffers again!? After all we do have something you cant function without!!
TheCapeArgus 96 municipalities owe eskom 28 billion, Soweto alone 15 billion. Why must I now foot that bill?
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