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Gigaba told residents that joining the campaign would bring relief to the grid. In return, uMlazi's more than 900000 residents would see significant reductions in electricity bills. Addressing residents at the Menzi Sports grounds, Gigaba's message was clear: "If you don't use it, switch off". Gigaba and his team then moved through uMlazi -- KwaZulu-Natal's largest township -- handing out energy saving appliances in exchange for old, electricity wasteful, devices.
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