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RASA says the cost of running generators to keep their businesses going, coupled with inflation and the price of fuel has crippled the industry.RASA says the cost of running generators to keep their businesses going, coupled with inflation and the price of fuel has crippled the industry.

The Restaurant Association of South Africa says it’s concerned about the worsening energy crisis in the country. This was in reaction to the announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa of measures being put in place to address theThese include allowing private households to generate solar power and sell it back into the grid, the procurement of additional baseload capacity from renewables and gas, and accelerating private sector involvement in energy generation.

RASA says the cost of running generators to keep their businesses going, coupled with inflation and the price of fuel has crippled the industry. The association’s Wendy Alberts is calling for the government to offer relief to businesses still recovering from the economic difficulties of the COVID pandemic: “You know we are talking about the further implementation of solar panels at what cost with the high-interest rate now, makes it unaffordable. We won’t be able to take further loans, our industry is already drowning in debt we’ve been crippled by the inability to trade through COVID.

Go Gas! And get Solar for cheap!! The Government is killing us all. Poverty to all. After all tht is what they want for people of South Africa. Living in pandokies. No water, no power, no work and no food! While the fat cats on the ANCParliament is growing.

Not concerned about the high unemployment of South Africans

Really Only now in 2022 are they concerned. Which country have they been operating all this time I been worried about this for the past 6 years already

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