mpho phalatse

  1. Jan

    Joburg seeks funding for R401-million plan to mitigate three stages of power cuts

    Joburg's R401-million plan to slash three stages of load-shedding The City of Johannesburg (CoJ) has announced a R400-million project to cut load-shedding by up to three stages and ultimately end rotational power cuts in the city. Johannesburg Mayor Mpho Phalatse delivered the remarks during a...
  2. Hanno Labuschagne

    Joburg seeking 500MW of private power to fight load-shedding

    Joburg seeking 500MW of private power to fight load-shedding Johannesburg’s municipality intends buying 500 megawatts of electricity from independent producers to help avert ongoing power outages in South Africa’s biggest city. A request for proposals is awaiting approval from the National...
  3. Jan

    Johannesburg needs R26 billion for power supply - mayor

    Joburg needs R26 billion for stable power — and it only has R1 billion Johannesburg, South Africa’s biggest city, needs 26 billion rand ($1.6 billion) to stabilize power supply by 2030 as recurrent outages inhibit economic activity, Mayor Mpho Phalatse said. South Africa has been hit by...
  4. Jan

    City of Tshwane going after non-paying homeowners and estates

    Pretoria power cut rampage — homeowners and estates are next The City of Tshwane's mayor has warned that, following the aggressive switch-off campaign launched by the city against non-paying businesses, homeowners should prepare for the same. "We've been attacking different categories. We...
  5. Jan

    Tshwane continues power cut campaign - targets Sars branch and Gautrain station

    Sars and Gautrain power cuts — Tshwane’s rampage continues The City of Tshwane this week continued its aggressive electricity and water revenue collection campaign, cutting off customers who have defaulted on payments for municipal services such as the supply of water and electricity. Sticking...
  6. Jan

    Joburg issues warnings to national and provincial governments after Tshwane power cuts

    Pay up or else — Johannesburg warning after Pretoria power cuts The DA-led City of Johannesburg could soon begin cutting off electricity and water to customers with outstanding bills for municipal services, The Sunday Times reports. The newspaper has a spreadsheet detailing R556 million in...
  7. Jan

    Notorious Joburg tech thief arrested

    Joburg tech thief strikes again — gets nailed The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) has apprehended a notorious tech thief suspected to be behind a raft of burglaries at the City of Joburg's Metropolitan Centre in Braamfontein. The 38-year-old female suspect was caught with a bag of...
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