ShaunSA
Derailment Squad
Panyaza delivering services our people can touch and steal.
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Panyaza delivering services our people can touch and steal.
Panyaza delivering services our people can touch and feel.
500 lucky suckers who have experienced the visionary leadership of Panyaza, this has never happened in the Independent Republic, poor people there will never know what it feels like to have a capable and a visionary leader like Panyaza.Mind you, only to 500 lucky suckers
500 lucky suckers who have experienced the visionary leadership of Panyaza, this has never happened in the Independent Republic, poor people there will never know what it feels like to have a capable and a visionary leader like Panyaza.
500 lucky suckers who have experienced the visionary leadership of Panyaza, this has never happened in the Independent Republic, poor people there will never know what it feels like to have a capable and a visionary leader like Panyaza.
Christ im glad I will never be as pathetic as someone who desperately needs some visionary leader, or leadership from a bunch of thieving lying politicians. Why do these people yearn for a leader? Like moths to a light. The F is a leader gonna do for you?
When the sun goes down
it hoes down
for everyone
no exceptions.
Panyaza delivering services our people can touch and steal.
Poetry!
180 000 people in Alex and 500 people get solar connection and you deem it visionary leadership?500 lucky suckers who have experienced the visionary leadership of Panyaza, this has never happened in the Independent Republic, poor people there will never know what it feels like to have a capable and a visionary leader like Panyaza.
To be fair, this is a pilot. If it turns out to be feasible, it SHOULD get rolled out further.180 000 people in Alex and 500 people get solar connection and you deem it visionary leadership?
and we wonder what is wrong with our voting population
Exactly how would costs be recouped?To be fair, this is a pilot. If it turns out to be feasible, it SHOULD get rolled out further.
Feasibility remains to be seen.
Your tax money duhExactly how would costs be recouped?
Yeah I am happy that it is a plan and a process, but deeming it as visionary leadership when it is just a pilot project/election campaign - seems a bit desperate to me.To be fair, this is a pilot. If it turns out to be feasible, it SHOULD get rolled out further.
Feasibility remains to be seen.
I hear youYeah I am happy that it is a plan and a process, but deeming it as visionary leadership when it is just a pilot project/election campaign - seems a bit desperate to me.

Well done, this is a good story.
Let's hope the community safeguards THEIR infrastructure.
What needs to also happen ideally is each dwelling gets a smart meter, to manage consumption accordingly.
YupI hear you
However, in the context of the ANC's achievements over the last 30 years, this actually does stand out.
Don't forget this:
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I would imagine it is grid-tied, and assume that those homes will be verified in terms of having a technically sound connection to the gridNow that they are independent, cut eskom connections. And if it all goes tits up they can blame themselves.
I would imagine it is grid-tied, and assume that those homes will be verified in terms of having a technically sound connection to the grid