GroundUp has approached major political parties to understand the solutions they have for the post office and how they will address them.s
to fix it?Image: PostOffice SA/X.contacted significant political parties to understand their proposed solutions to address this issue.The major political parties were questioned about their strategies for handling the South African Post Office.
Repurpose SAPO for the digital age by expanding its services to include online transactions, community services, and internet access to bridge the digital divide. To rejuvenate SAPO, the EFF proposes eliminating debts, modernising infrastructure, and promoting digitisation. The FF Plus stated that a postal service is still necessary for economic activity. SAPO is however bankrupt beyond the point of saving and should rather be privatised.
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