Limpopo company builds electric-powered bus, calls for government support

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MiPower, a Limpopo-based company, is hoping to steer public transport in SA into the electric era.

He told TimesLIVE that financial backing from government would help the company create jobs in rural Limpopo.

“What we were trying to achieve by contacting them was to raise awareness about our bus and concepts of building a factory in rural Limpopo so that we are able to provide hi-tech paying jobs in villages, but, most importantly, give hope.”The state can also help by giving small firms like us access to committees, such as investment committees and 18-member panels the president just launched.”

 

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Too bad load shedding is rife, great initiative and entrepreneurship.

I believe it is not like government doesn't we to support but the bus at the moment is 100% made in China. I believe if it was made or maybe other parts assembled in S.A it was going to be easy for funding.

the_dti help them.

CyrilRamaphosa Mr. President please support this game changer for RSA.🙏🙏

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Limpopo company builds electric-powered bus, calls for government supportMiPower, a Limpopo-based company, is hoping to steer public transport in SA into the electric era, said its CEO Masala Ramabulana. Municipalities must purchase these busses so that the price of transport in South Africa can come down. If this can succeed, soon taxis are going to be a thing of the past. The electrician won’t replace all the wiring in the newly evented transport. Did you say Limpopo. Ya nor this bus must be supported.
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