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Media personality Simz Ngema is OFFICIALLY fed up with the South African government about their handling of the electricity crisis.

Since 2007, South Africa has been plagued by intermittent load-shedding. In most recent years, it has significantly worsened, impacting households and infrastructure across the country.

Small businesses have also felt the strain, whether it’s planning their work hours around their load-shedding schedules or being unable to keep up with the costs of uninterrupted-power supply tools.

Taking to Instagram earlier this week, Ngema lambasted the government for failing business-owners, including one of her friends who owns a salon.

“I went to my friend’s salon to do my hair and there was load-shedding,” the 31-year-old is heard saying. “I watched him struggle to get fuel for his generator … He’s not waiting for opportunities from the government, yet the government is failing.”

She continues, practically begging the government to come up with sensible and functional solutions: “The government is more interested in campaigning and telling us that load-shedding will be over next year, but they are not making sensible statements to show us and give us hope that indeed this is going to happen, [that] there is going to be a solution.

“All we want is for the government to supply citizens with electricity they paid for … These conversations are draining, but we need to hold our government accountable.”

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