TheChamp
Honorary Master
Did you know that telcos like MTN and Vodacom run their equipments off Telkom's generators during loadshedding?Try get that past NERSA. Come on, I dare you.
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Did you know that telcos like MTN and Vodacom run their equipments off Telkom's generators during loadshedding?Try get that past NERSA. Come on, I dare you.
On the same site, not crossing any public property boundaries...Did you know that telcos like MTN and Vodacom run their equipments off Telkom's generators during loadshedding?
I am sure they can find plenty ways to deal with the issue, if they are committed enough, the fact that nothing has been done with so many option just shows the laziness.On the same site, not crossing any public property boundaries...
And no Kenny won't fix SA... He's just looking for his time to eat and fsck everyone else.
I hope some of those businesses organize some security and give them a good thrashing.The CIC is effectively giving South Africans a day off, and a long weekend.
Wake me up when I'm allowed to sell leccy to my neighbour.I am sure they can find plenty ways to deal with the issue, if they are committed enough, the fact that nothing has been done with so many option just shows the laziness.
You would be surprised how easy it is to disperse such a crowd, dying is not a pleasant thought for many people.
And he complains about his car, but does nothing? Typical ANC cadre behaviour.
I am usually optimistic but we will need to put a police at every traffic light to stop stealing of solar panels, generators, prepaid meters and cables. Might as well let that police guy do the traffic duty instead.Maybe it will take idiots like Kenny Kunnene to fix South Africa. I have long argued that there is no reason for the traffic jams during loadshedding, most big transactions have a garage close by, with a massive diesel generator, we have LEDs now, the consumptions for the traffic lights is low, connect them to the generator, put a prepaid meter and pay the garage what is sue to them.
Or rent some space and put a couple of solar panels, municipalities are just lazy.
Well this starts to get even more amusing...![]()
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You are. Why do you think you need the governments help to hold your hand doing this. Throw an extension over the wallWake me up when I'm allowed to sell leccy to my neighbour.
It’s not rocket science. The deputy president of the country is the same as the deputy president of the anc. It’s been like this since 1994. Same with the president. They don’t even finish their terms sometimes when the anc conference produces new candidates like what happened in December when mabuza was sent packing so he ended up “resigning” from deputy president last month making room for Paul.Was chatting to an acquaintance who works in an SOE and have been surprised how spot on he has been about developements. Last year I asked him who would replace Ramaphosa and he said he thinks Paul Mashitile is making his move and will become deputy soon and then replace Ramaphosa before his term is up. Having hardly heard of Mashitile over some other candidates I was surprised but so far its happening. Anyways this week I asked for an update on who the next deputy president will be and he confidently predicted Malema. When I asked how that works he said he will get deputy in exchange for a coalition that gives the ANC the majority at the next election as he predicts they drop bellow 50% next election.
Just thought I would put it down here and see how it pans out.
The CIC is effectively giving South Africans a day off, and a long weekend.
What about the next house? He wants some too.You are. Why do you think you need the governments help to hold your hand doing this. Throw an extension over the wall
That depends on the neighbor who is going to be the middleman, ask him if you can extend your distribution network through his yard.What about the next house? He wants some too.
I was thinking instead I could just export it through the grid that is already there, that way I don’t have to build 2 grids. It kinda takes the fun out of it and ruins the business plan side of things by increasing costs exponentially if we need to buy cable and stuff.That depends on the neighbor who is going to be the middleman, ask him if you can extend your distribution network through his yard.