Nelson Mandela Bay residents confused and frustrated by electricity rebate glitches
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Nelson Mandela Bay residents who were overcharged for electricity after the metro scrapped its inclining block tariff (IBT) are now facing a new problem: the rollout of rebates and the return to the cheaper tariff are being hampered by delays and technical…
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What happened
Nelson Mandela Bay residents who were overcharged for electricity after the metro scrapped its inclining block tariff (IBT) are now facing a new problem: the rollout of rebates and the return to the cheaper tariff are being hampered by delays and technical…
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