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Rain admits to network struggles, defends pricing model in Parliament Rain South Africa has acknowledged ongoing issues with its network quality, describing the situation as a “headache” during a presentation to Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies on Thursday. “Every single day we are trying to get... show more
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These telecommunications companies have ripped off the citizens for years. Moses Makate is still fighting for his intellectual property.

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So after all of this debate ,will these companies reduce their data pricing ?

A never ending issue let's be honest

Imagine the headache we get as customers paying every month but still go days without connection @rainSouthAfrica need to do less talking and fix their issues

I wonder if they will call the real ceo of these telecoms companies bcos we know these guys are just fronting

I started using rain while I was l staying in Soweto. It was horrible. But not as worse as Vodacom. I went to rain bcos Vodacom WiFi was simply not working at my area Then I moved to Alberton, I'm easily streaming 4K videos on my rain WiFi I'm paying R570

At least rain isn't geo-locked and doesn't have fishy fair usage policies. Only issue is pricing and connectivity. Especially in rural areas. If rain was as cheap as mtn and had connectivity. Mtn would lose customers same way as Dstv.

Who's this Rain representative?

@StiloMa77932773 @Modibedi_KE come here boys and listen how to explain

All black faces on the frontline
