yebocan
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totally agree, but can see the incrementalism that such an policy w/could guarantee/realise -It'll be believed when some progress is seen.
totally agree, but can see the incrementalism that such an policy w/could guarantee/realise -It'll be believed when some progress is seen.
nah, if payment culture was ingrained we would not be having this discussion.
we like to think that our view point/vantage point on issues are the complete analysis -- it is not.
To change behaviour , is a structured endeavour ... non paying of public services did not just happen over night... just like undoing is not a flip of switch event. R150 is a change in the right direction...does not mean it stops there, it is just the start.
They've not kept any of their other promises, why would they start now?Didn't all this start cause the ANC made promises of free electricity pre 94?
This is a myth simply because the rest of the country to a large degree is paying. But this one portion of the country refuses to pay and hides behind this myth.Didn't all this start cause the ANC made promises of free electricity pre 94?
You mean the criminal tax dodging zamazama chiefs and taxi and shebeen bosses. No thanks, they are already a hugely problematic bunch of thugs with a law unto themselves. Like they really going to hand the cash over to the municipality. Hahaha
free school free health free water,free electricity. FREEDOM. reminds me of the line, are you free or are you domThis is a myth simply because the rest of the country to a large degree is paying. But this one portion of the country refuses to pay and hides behind this myth.
Shhhh...So, you mean like the same prepaid system the rest of us use?
I disagree. The property owners have all been receiving their municipal bills monthly, along with the warning letters. They know they have to pay and aren't innocent people who don't undertand payment culture.
They just not paying because nobody has flipped the master switch yet. The lack of direct consequences for non-payment is the underlying problem. Bring on the consequences and they will start paying fast.
Going back to bathing in a bucket, finding wood to cook with (if they can find trees nearbye) and buying candles and parafin will be a serious buzzkill.
there goes the power stations...That before or after they startprotestingrioting and burning everything in sight?
If they going to get uncapped electricity for R150, I'm going to pay the first R150 of my bill and not a cent more.
You mean substations? Let them go ahead, then Eskom should just give them the amount needed to rebuild it.there goes the power stations...
That is not how it works, you were already paying for your PnP groceries. How about a flat rate of R50 for your TV license?I propose a flat rate of R150 for my groceries at PnP. It will foster a culture of payment
That is not how it works, you were already paying for your PnP groceries. How about a flat rate of R50 for your TV license?