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WollieVerstege reacted to McRuder's post in the thread South Africa nears an ignoble record: 100 days of blackouts with
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What load shedding? Actually it does affect us in several ways. I do notice it when internet connectivity is degraded or down. I notice... -
WollieVerstege replied to the thread South Africa hit by investment strike, key mining employer says.Investors have been on strike for years already. Just take a look at the financials of the ALSI40 companies and it will be clear as day.
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WollieVerstege reacted to Arthur's post in the thread SA is about to be in the middle of a Russian propaganda coup around an 'unstoppable' weapon with Like.
Obviously not familiar with how defence funding works in the US. There's a long history of the military industrial complex putting out...
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WollieVerstege reacted to RiaX's post in the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time with Like.
Sigh this happens everytime. 1) There no way we will not have landlines. Cellphones have weak signals and have short battery times and...
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WollieVerstege replied to the thread Video shows US F-22 shooting down Chinese spy balloon.Nope, no idea how you got that from my post. There is a difference between controlled airspace and sovereign airspace. There are no...
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WollieVerstege reacted to Dan C's post in the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time with Like.
Yes and then ICE vehicles will be more expensive than EV.
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WollieVerstege replied to the thread Bad news for salary increases in 2023.To late dude, I'm leaving on a jet plane, with my factory in tow, and will not be back again.
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WollieVerstege reacted to wingnut771's post in the thread Blackouts may cost South Africa R899 million a day, central bank says with Haha.
listen properly
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WollieVerstege reacted to BusinessTech's post in the thread The best medical aid schemes in South Africa – according to members with Like.
The best medical aid schemes in South Africa – according to members New customer satisfaction survey shows which top medical aids keep...
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WollieVerstege reacted to notayoba's post in the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time with Like.
Just about every major car manufacturer has committed to phasing out ICE over the next decade or so. So you can moan, kick, scream and...
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WollieVerstege reacted to ajan's post in the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time with Haha.
Why are these people who cant afford an EV arguing?
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WollieVerstege reacted to ScottulusMaximus's post in the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time with Like.
You're judging a frog by its ability to climb trees, of course it's going to fail. Your use case is not what EVs are designed to do...
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WollieVerstege replied to the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time.Fundamentally the problem is, you cannot sell what you don't have in inventory. EV sales are low because very few new EV vehicles are...
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WollieVerstege reacted to The Trutherizer's post in the thread Load shedding or not, switching to electric cars in South Africa is just a matter of time with Like.
Looking at it from another perspective - The SA EV market hasn't even taken off due to import costs (heavy and artificial and mostly...
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WollieVerstege reacted to system32's post in the thread Video shows US F-22 shooting down Chinese spy balloon with Like.
+1 It did fly float on the wind's whims over sensitive nuclear missile launch areas in Montana. If DoD thought it was a security risk...