EEC should stop raising electricity cost swazi citizens have lost jobs already we won't afford the 3%

EEC akasuke kuGeneration because uyehluleka. It's time for something new

Dlala ngats EEC asewume pulisi

Udulile kwanyalo, asebasicolele

I lost my job in march i am already strugling ti put food on the table how the hell am i suppose to afford electricity. N you make so much profit

Already the electricity tariff is high

EEC must stop this unnecessary increase as it already making huge profits.

Stop this hike in electricity we are locked down no money nothing but you put our lives in tough situations. Pls stop

EEC is making too much profit already, there's actually no need for an increase

We already having difficulties with the current cost of electricity in Eswatini...its too expensive ..how much more if the costs increases...our fellow Swazis hav already lost their jobs due to this Covid 19 issue...our bussonesses are struggling how do you expect us to afford electricity when it keeps raising all the time?

Asenime maja.

They keep hiking the tariffs but their power cut also homes

We can't afford any price higher than the current electricity price

15 years ago, solo nitsi nilungiselela kuphehla wenu gezi. HOPELESS EEC EXCO

With covid, we lost jobs , it's even harder to get another one plus didn't they make over a billion emalangeni in profits last year? So how are they justifying this increase?

Please review the electricity hike it's too expensive already.

Increase in the price of electricity doesn't make sense during these tough times. Some people lost their jobs, how can they afford to pay more for electricity when they are struggling to put food on the table. It's not logical nje.

This is ridiculous, in such times like this. We have been asking for reduction of tarrifs not increase. .

Stop the electricity hike swazis are suffering here so stop it.

No please some of us have lost jobs due to the pandemic. Flag offside!

Is it necessary to implement a hike in the middle of this pandemic where most of the population had lost their jobs and those working struggle to take care of the families who are not at work