illegal electricity connections

  1. Hanno Labuschagne

    Eskom cash warning

    Eskom cash warning Eskom has cautioned customers against paying cash to any technician, contractor, or employee for services rendered by the state power utility. The utility is cracking down on illegal electricity consumption through meter tampering, illicit connections, and fraudulent prepaid...
  3. Hanno Labuschagne

    Illegal power connections are out of control

    Illegal power connections are out of control The City of Cape Town has spent R83-million so far this year on repairs to vandalised electricity infrastructure, and the situation is spiralling out of control, the City says. Last week the City disconnected hundreds of illegal electricity...
  4. Jan

    Over 34,000 Eskom customers tampered with electricity meters last year

    Forget illegal connections — Over 34,000 of Eskom's own customers stole electricity While South Africans are often quick to blame people who illegally connect to Eskom's grid for stealing electricity and damaging infrastructure, the utility's own customers are doing the same. In the 2020/2021...
  5. Jan

    Tshwane electricity theft spirals out of control

    Electricity theft out of control in Tshwane Illegal electricity connections and meter tampering may send the City of Tshwane into a cash crisis, according to the DA.
  6. Kevin Lancaster

    Illegal electricity connections: power cuts and death

    Illegal electricity connections: power cuts and death Illegal electricity connections put additional pressure on the national grid and contribute to power cuts, the KwaZulu-Natal co-operative governance and traditional affairs department said on Wednesday
  7. Kevin Lancaster

    City Power to crackdown on illegal connections

    City Power to fight illegal electricity connections City Power will continue its fight against people using illegal electricity connections, the utility has said
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