Littafi Mai Tsarki ya ce ‘ za ta tsare zukatanmu da tunaninmu cikin Kristi Yesu . ’ ( Filib . For us, there is never a light at the end ... My name is Charmaine Pretorius, Community Leader in Hillview 2 – an informal settlement where we are living in huts packed on top of one another. From my side I just want to know why, when our people buy R10 electricity, they get 3 units? – which means you cannot even make dinner with those units. It usually goes for keeping the lights on in the house. We sit with children who will write exams soon. Where does the light come from? It is so unsafe for our people to pick up branches in the woods to put food on the table. Also unhealthy for our community of which we have people with tuberculosis and other diseases. Here I am, a living witness, sitting with a cold because it’s hot outside and cold inside. Something can happen to our women and children. What does it help the gangsters run into the bush to shelter from the police? Even if we try to report a complaint, the electric trucks bypass our people with the promise to correct the mistake the next day – which leads to months, sometimes years, only time they discover it when your lights trip