Pay now or live to pay

Our country's economy is 70 percent driven by government. As a result, at the present moment there is a huge collapse of monetary transactions that affect individuals and companies in one way or the other.

Most companies that deal with government, have not yet received their payments which were due on 10-15th May. If the government goes ahead with their motion of "no work no pay" on Monday, May 30th, all banks and financial institutions like insurance companies, cash loans and others will be sitting with millions of Pulas being owed to them by public servants who would have not received their pay.

The bank insurance against loans will be affected greatly and BOB will most likely have to change their prime interest rate to recuperate and cover up the losses from this month of May.

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