Installation of Network towers by Vodacom, MTN and Telkom for Maxhegwini and Surrounding Rural Communities

Women and children have to leave their homes at dask, dawn sometimes during the night to look for areas with network coverage. To try assist live ones with medical emergencies. The women walking away from as the sun sets have a brother who has continuous seizures(epilepsy) and they are trying to phone the ambulance and nearest clinic . They have to walk a distance before they can get network if they get it at all. 

We request your assistance get 5000 signatures. We shall submit these to network providers to consider installing network towers for our rural villages in Mount Frere. These include but not limited to MaXhegwini Administrative area , Eluyengweni,KwaMnyamana, Ambrose, Ezigadini, Emachibini, Kumndini. The network providers have continued to ignore our requests to have proper network supply for our rural communities. Our learners in schools miss out on master classes for maths, physics and English which assist with their exam preparedness and performance in their final results whether in matric or junior classes . The rural communities miss out on opportunities to break the chains of poverty. Advertisements for bursaries, education into higher centres of learning, learnerships and scholarships are online and our people have no access to this valuable information because there is no network or internet coverage. The emergency services can't be contacted on time  and most people develop complications that could have been treated in the Mount frere hospital Madzikane KaZulu but help cannot be contacted on time due to poor network services. The thieves continue to steal live stock and get away with it because the network affects the transmission of signals even for those who try and install cameras and tracer devices. Please help us improve the quality of life of the rural people through proper network coverage. 

Dr Nomsa Buso @ KwaNtsinda_Ntsinda Community &Youth Empowerment    Contact the author of the petition