Refia Sayed
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Refia Sayed
@Refia_Sayed
Department of Transport. Loyal & dedicated public servant🧕
Durban Katılım Şubat 2012
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@Refia_Sayed Hi Fia. I completely understand your frustration, and I do apologise for the delay caused. I’ve logged a request with our Accounts team to review and adjust the charges accordingly under ticket QWV-271-23108. They’ll provide feedback as soon as possible.
^Kuli
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@Refia_Sayed Hi Refia, I apologise again for the delayed response here. Would you be able to confirm for me if you are able to connect?
^Tshepiso
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@Afrihost That's fine. I thought that you were following up on my account credit.
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@Refia_Sayed Thank you for getting back to us, Refia. I just checked, and your line is active on the Openserve system. what light colour of lights do you see on your router, and are they flashing or stable?
^Thabang
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@Refia_Sayed Hi Refia. Thanks for reaching out to us, I am sorry for any connection issues you are having. I know how frustrating that can be. Please send us a DM with your account details so that I can check your account and assist you urgently.
^Sandile
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@Afrihost Date of activation was 31 March and activation was on 7 April 2026. This would not have happened if your sales person had advised me that my existing router was not compatible with Afrihost. Hence the delay in receiving a new router.
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@Refia_Sayed Please tell me the date your line was activated and when you received the router. I'll make sure of this.
^Johnson
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@Refia_Sayed Oh no, we can not have that im so sorry about that. I will get this sorted for you. I have already told the accounts team to expect a message from me that needs to be handled with urgency. Would you like a refund or a credit to the account?
^Johnson
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@PresidencyZA ETHEKWINI NEWSFLASH
13 MARCH 2026
*MUNICIPALITY URGES RESIDENTS TO REDUCE WATER CONSUMPTION AMID SUPPLY DISRUPTION*
EThekwini Municipality appeals to residents and businesses to use water sparingly following an incident affecting the supply of raw water to parts of eThekwini.
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Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦@CyrilRamaphosa
Honourable Members, An unreliable supply of water places a heavy burden on the lives of many South Africans and the ability of businesses to operate. That is why, in the State of the Nation Address in February, I directed the establishment of the National Water Crisis Committee to ensure a coordinated response to the water crisis. Work is currently underway to finalise the National Water Action Plan and establish the National Water Crisis Committee. It is expected that this will be completed by the end of March 2026. The National Water Crisis Committee will focus on three key priorities: Firstly, to address immediate challenges in municipal water and sanitation delivery through a focus on a limited number of municipalities. Secondly, to expedite institutional, financial and regulatory reforms to address the systemic causes of the water crisis. Thirdly, to attract investment in water infrastructure, increasing both public and private sector investment. The main causes of the water crisis are at a local government level. Maintenance of municipal water and sanitation infrastructure has been neglected in many municipalities over decades. There is therefore a huge backlog for the repair and refurbishment of water services. The situation has been exacerbated by a lack of capacity,organised crime, widespread theft of water infrastructure, corruption, poor billing and revenue management, illegal connections and leaks. Solving South Africa’s water crisis therefore requires a multifaceted approach focused on institutional reform, infrastructure maintenance and human capital development at the municipal level. We need to focus our attention on strenthening the capacity of Water Service Authorities to manage resources, reduce demand and maintain critical systems effectively. Where necessary, existing powers outlined in the Constitution, the National Water Act and the Water Services Act will be used to intervene in municipalities that fail to meet their obligations or to implement corrective measures. This includes laying criminal charges against municipalities or municipal managers for contravening the requirements of the National Water Act. Where necessary, national government will assumeresponsibility for water services in municipalities which fail to discharge their service delivery obligations. The amendment of the Water Services Act will enable stronger intervention where a water service provider fails to adhere to its license conditions. In addition, we are implementing the Metro Trading Services Reform programme. This is a performance-based incentive – worth R54 billion over six years – to overhaul electricity, water and waste services in South Africa’s eight metropolitan municipalities. The programme introduces an incentive-based grant system that rewards metros for improving financial management and achieving specific service delivery targets. This programme aims to reverse long-term service decline, improve financial sustainability and unlock additionalinvestment. As has been done to great effect by the National Energy Crisis Committee, the National Water Crisis Committee will bring together role-players from across the state to undertake a clear set of focused and impactful interventionsthat will make a real and lasting difference in people’s lives. #RamaphosaQandA
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@City_Press Good day. We have taken time off from work and the system is offline.
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The digital revolution: How home affairs is rewriting the rules of government services.
Smart ID processing jumps from 2.7 million to 4 million annually through technological optimisation.
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Do you recognize this driver or truck? The driver filled up R13000 diesel at Engen Simjees on M19 westbound in Clare Hills, Durban & fled without paying leaving the station attendant to pay from their pockets. If you know this driver or the truck please contact the nearest SAPS.
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URGENT: HELP IDENTIFY WANTED SUSPECTS
Police are appealing to the public for assistance in identifying three individuals involved in the hijacking and shooting of a BPC supervisor in Mabopane.
According to preliminary reports, the supervisor was confronted by the suspects, who forcibly took his vehicle and shot him before fleeing the scene. They remain at large.
Anyone who recognizes these individuals or has information that could aid the investigation is urged to contact authorities immediately at 08600 10111.
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A confidential internal report has revealed damaging procurement irregularities within the KZN transport department, implicating officials. The explosive document details three major cases of financial misconduct involving contracts worth R672 million. brnw.ch/21wWKmf
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