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THE country is experiencing a high inflation rate and the Daily Dispatch Live reported that a basket of basic goods had risen by 50% in the past year. The Rep reporter
asked residents how high prices affected them and if they were coping.
I am unemployed which means when prices go up it becomes a bigger hassle for me.
It is difficult to find work; at least if I was employed A: I would play by DJ Fresh. Answer: I chose to study engineering because I loved it since I was introduced to it in Grade 8. A: Education is the key to success. things would not be as bad.
Life is difficult for me as a vendor who sells to school children. I can only raise prices once a year in January because pupils will not understand. I am struggling to make a profit. At home I have to double my grocery budget because everything has doubled.
The prices are affecting me badly because, while everything is going up, my
A: I believe we all need to become positive so we can influence one another in our communities.
A: I was born here. Komani made me what I am today.
A: The best creation on earth is the human being because we also get to take care of other creations such as animals.
A: Simply the four letter word: love. It is needed in order to live salary stays the same. Parliament must focus on sorting out the financial crisis of the country instead of dealing with old cases like Nkandla.
I am a pensioner and it is a struggle to survive. My money is not enough to sustain me.
My daughter is unemployed and I have grandchildren to take care of. The groceries do not last till the end of the month and I can not afford to buy expensive meat, I have to look for
A: We are living in the worst time. In the old days people would not let their neighbours suffer, but these days people make fun of others’ personal problems. A: When we first experienced freedom.
A: By spending money wisely and avoiding buying unnecessary stuff. cheaper alternatives.
Local businesses are struggling, shops are being closed and about three furniture shops have closed down plus a restaurant because the community can no longer support them. Everything is going up and the salaries remain the same. The Lukhanji municipality is not doing enough to tackle the economic problem in Queenstown.