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I lived in Kenya for a while (admittedly several decades ago). Typically what would happen was the electric company would send a letter with the month's bill ou
by mnw21cam 6y ago
I lived in Kenya for a while (admittedly several decades ago). Typically what would happen was the electric company would send a letter with the month's bill out, and then the next day (before the letter arrived) they would send out a technician who would pull the main fuse out from the meter, cutting you off. Trying to argue the point ("You haven't paid your bill" - "We haven't received a bill") was futile. After this happened a few times, we just kept the gate locked.
- babayega2 6y agoIndeed. Some technicians got killed. But now, hacking the electricity meter is punishable by heavy fines defined by a special law. You get banned for never ever being again a client of the sole electric company in the country.