prices have been falling for quite a long time @Hooked
they continually raising the bandwidth to try keep you on the same monthly rate
but price per Mbps is falling continuously.
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prices have been falling for quite a long time @Hooked
they continually raising the bandwidth to try keep you on the same monthly rate
but price per Mbps is falling continuously.
Eskom increases load-shedding after multiple units go down — Here is the updated timetable
Eskom has announced it will increase load-shedding due to a high level of breakdowns and the need to preserve emergency generation reserves.
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Checkers is rolling out new trolley baskets – made from recycled milk bottles | Businessinsider
Checkers is bringing new trolley baskets made from recycled milk bottles to stores across South Africa.
Big jump in petrol prices expected for December – but there’s some good news for diesel
It’s looking like bad news for petrol prices in December – but maybe some hope for diesel.
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I have a direct line to my ISP's CEO, So I asked the question if it will influence their pricing. He hasn't answered me until now...lol. Not sure if he's ignoring the question or carefully formulating an answer....hehehe.
Just going to share this here since it's the big "skandaal" of the day. It's so big even Steve Hofmeyer announced he will make an official statement tomorrow.
I posted a link below to the actual podcast where Charlize Theron claim that Afrikaans is dying and there's only 44 people that still speak it. (Judging by peoples spelling skills on social media I can almost believe her).
Note the 3 comedians that's hosting the podcast. Also the entire podcast are full of light-hearted jokes and mostly just talking crap.
My opinion, this is just a storm in a teacup that's been taken out of context and blown up by sensationalist media houses.
But take a few minutes, listen to the posdcast a decide for yourself. They start at around 11:00 talking about Afrikaans.
I posted a link below to the actual podcast where Charlize Theron claim that Afrikaans is dying and there's only 44 people that still speak it. (Judging by peoples spelling skills on social media I can almost believe her).
Note the 3 comedians that's hosting the podcast. Also the entire podcast are full of light-hearted jokes and mostly just talking crap.
My opinion, this is just a storm in a teacup that's been taken out of context and blown up by sensationalist media houses.
But take a few minutes, listen to the posdcast a decide for yourself. They start at around 11:00 talking about Afrikaans.
Posted in wrong thread @Grand Guru
. @admin could you please move this to the Happy Birthday thread?
You can get a year's supply of free cannabis with SA's first clinical trial for chronic pain | Businessinsider
South Africa's first cannabis clinical trial for chronic pain management is still looking for participants.
Our favourite Christmas chocolates this year, and where to go for the best price | Businessinsider
Every year around this time, various retailers promote Christmas-themed chocolates, and we compiled a list of our favourites.
South Africa power cuts: Eskom runs out of diesel
South Africa's power utility Eskom has run out of money to buy diesel for its critical plants, according to the minister of public enterprises.
It means people will experience rolling blackouts of up to six hours a day.
In a statement, Minister Pravin Gordhan said that his department would be working with the national treasury to find money to buy supplies of diesel.
Mr Gordhan met with the Eskom board on Sunday night and called for "exceptional interventions to create more reliability" in power supply.
Eskom is constrained by a massive $26bn (£22bn) debt and has old, inefficient power stations that require constant work to keep them running.
Cabinet approves measures to restrict scrap exports, but details yet to be released
Cabinet has approved a “comprehensive package” of policy measures to restrict trade in scrap metal to limit damage to public infrastructure, including the ongoing theft of copper cables, which is said to be costing the economy R46-billion yearly. Details of the measures have not yet been...
We tested the Post Office’s parcel delivery — and the results were shocking
After eight months and a detour via Durban, a parcel we sent from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) to Centurion was ultimately returned to sender.
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We tested the Post Office’s parcel delivery — and the results were shocking
After eight months and a detour via Durban, a parcel we sent from Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) to Centurion was ultimately returned to sender.
Actually that's very good - at least the parcel was returned to sender.
It beats Aramex. A parcel was sent to me from Gauteng. It landed up in Bloemfontein. I'm in the Western Cape. Then ... it disappeared (the parcel, not the Western Cape) never to be found again. This was about a year ago.
All Durban beaches to be reopened by 1 December – Mayor Kaunda
The city had closed some of its beaches for the last few months and this has affected KwaZulu-Natal’s tourism sector.
Whales, loeries, and a bee: How South Africa's coins will change in 2023 | Business Insider
A new coin series, including R5, R2, R1, 50c, 20c, and 10c coins featuring an array of new animals, become legal tender on 1 January.
Oxford’s word of the year is “Goblin Mode”, beats metaverse
Oxford University Press has joined several other dictionaries in announcing its word of the year.
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WATCH: Eskom worker shows how he switches the electricity off for load shedding
What a job! Man shares a video of how he switches the electricity on and off for load shedding.
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Eskom's load shedding is pushing more workers back to the office – and challenging hybrid shifts | Business Insider
Load shedding is pushing South Africa's office workers back to their pre-pandemic desks in search of stable power and productivity.
New Zealand bans tobacco sales for next generation | CNN
New Zealand passed a historic anti-smoking bill in Parliament on Tuesday, banning the sale of tobacco to anyone born on or after January 1, 2009.
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André de Ruyter resigns as Eskom chief executive | News24
André de Ruyter, Eskom’s group chief executive, has resigned.
You can say that again...
I am convinced that nothing/no one is going to save Eskimo from a total collapse. This has nothing to do with whoever CEO is appointed, his qualifications or skills… Actually nobody in his right state of mind would accept this job.
Wow
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