Dear Mrs Samantha Jane Graham

Request for government and President, NATIONAL and province Executive intervention.

1. Complain about Eskom.

2. Eskom Reference number 805130049 to downgrade my supply from 60amps to 20amps.
2.1. Eskom still refuse to downgrade my supply from 60amps to 20amps.

3. Eskom Schedule-of-Standard-Fees_V1__-01-April-2024
3.1. 7. Eskom’s standard charges: Urban
3.2. 2.2 Change in supply. Paragraph (A) Downgrade of NMD/MEC OR tariff conversion with no change in NMD/MEC OR change in Service Agreement.
3.3. 8. Eskom’s standard charges: Residential
3.4. (G) from business to homepower (bulk)
3.5. 2.2 Change in supply. (A) Downgrade of NMD or change of C/B OR tariff conversion with no change in NMD OR change in Service Agreement.

4. Eskom is discriminating, Unfairly treatment and disadvantages against me.

5. Compensate
5.1. Request for damages to my mental health cause by Eskom discrimination, unfair treatment and disadvantages against me. (R200. 000). Request for future damage for pain and suffering (R200. 000). I want to kill myself, I don’t sleep at night, I am depressed.

6. The Constitution OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, 1996
6.1. Supremacy of Constitution
This Constitution is the supreme law of the Republic; law or conduct inconsistent with it is Invalid, and the obligations imposed by it must be fulfilled.
6.2. CHAPTER 2 BILL OF Rights. Section 7 Rights. Subsection (2) The state must respect, protect, promote and fulfil the rights in the Bill of Rights.
6.3. Eskom Holding Ltd is a State-Owned Company (SOC) wholly owned by the South African Government.
6.4. Consumer Protection Act, No. 68 of 2008. Section 8. Protection against discriminatory marketing
6.5. The Minister of Electricity and Energy . It is the government’s shareholder representative with oversight responsibility for a Electricity and Energy.
6.6. CHAPTER 5 THE PRESIDENT AND NATIONAL Executive. Section 83. The President— Paragraph (b) must uphold, defend and respect the Constitution as the supreme law Of the Republic; and

7. CHAPTER 2 BILL OF Rights Section 9 Equality, subsection (1) (2) (3) (4)
8. Consumer Protection Act, No. 68 of 2008. CHAPTER 2 FUNDAMENTAL CONSUMER RIGHTS. Part A Right of equality in consumer market.
8.1. In South Africa Family of 7, mother, father and 5 children are allowed to use 20amps and this 5 children receive grant or work (I am asking for equal rights)
8.2. In 9 province, South Africa have 40 to 60 millions of family of 7 or 12 using 20amps. (I am asking for equal rights)
8.3. Eskom employees have 7 to 12 family members and they use 20amps (I am asking for equal rights)
8.4. I stay with 4 people and I am not allowed to use 20amps. (I am asking for equal rights)
8.5. Per month I make R2500, I am not allowed for free electricity (I am asking for equal rights)
8.6. I own 1 property and I live in that property. This is my home
8.7. Why do we have separate law for same citizens? (APARTHEID GOVERNMENT NATIONAL PARTY) HAD SEPARATE LAWS FOR WHITE AND BLACK PEOPLE)
8.8. Before 1994 black people have die and went prison for equality. (I am asking to be treated like other South African citizens)
8.9. 20amps can’t power 2 geysers of 16 amps or power more 20amps and I am happy with that limit because I don’t want to power more than 20amps.

9. CHAPTER 10 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Section 195 Paragraph (d) Services must be provided impartially, fairly, equitably and without bias. (Violation of my constitutional rights)

10. Section 25 Property, Subsection (1) No one may be deprived of property except in terms of law of general application, And no law may permit arbitrary deprivation of property.

10.1. Eskom want to deprived me property (Violation of my constitutional rights)

11. Section 13 Slavery, servitude and forced labour. No one may be subjected to slavery, servitude or forced labour.
11.1. Eskom want to make me slave. (Violation of my constitutional rights)

12. PROMOTION OF EQUALITY AND PREVENTION OF UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION ACT 4 OF 2000. Section 29 Illustrative list of unfair practices in certain sectors. Subsection 9 Provision of goods, services and facilities

Paragraph (a) Unfairly refusing or failing to provide the goods or services or to Make the facilities available to any person or group of persons on One or more of the prohibited grounds.

Paragraph (b) Imposing terms, conditions or practices that perpetuate the Consequences of past unfair discrimination or exclusion regarding Access to financial resources. (In 1966, the UN General Assembly labelled apartheid as a crime against humanity)
12.1. Eskom is Imposing terms, conditions, that perpetuate the Consequences of past unfair discrimination. (Violation of my constitutional rights)
12.2. Subsection (2) The above principles apply to Paragraph © public enterprises.

13. Paragraph (f) Public administration must be accountable.

14. Section 197 Public Service

15. Subsection (3) No employee of the public service may be fa