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DA calls out Eskom's failure as loadshedding Stage 4 is implemented in parts of the country
The Democratic Alliance has requested that Eskom be declared a state of disaster and the situation must be addressed urgently as loadshedding Stage 4 rolls out.
Former State Security finance clerk Kgaogelo Bopape sentenced to 6 years in jail for stealing R170 000
Former State Security Agency finance clerk Kgaogelo Bopape was sentenced to six years' imprisonment after she stole R170 000 from the agency on 7 April 2020.
City of Tshwane resumes electricity to SAPS head office after R5m payment, owe Eskom R800m
The City of Tshwane recently embarked on an hawkish campaign to raise the R800 million it owes Eskom due to many accounts being in arrears or outstanding.
Ex CEO Mark Barnes wants to buy a huge chunk of the Post Office, South Africans find it suspicious
South African Post Office's former CEO Mark Barnes has written to the Minister of Communications Khumbudzo Ntshavheni and has asked to buy the Post Office.
Prasa estimates 3 000 employees on payroll do not exist, working to clean up workforce
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa announced that there is a discrepancy between registered employees and those that are verified, qualified employees.
Malusi Gigaba responds to Raymond Zondo's allegations against him in State Capture Report
Former MP, Malusi Gigaba, was named in the second part of the State Capture Report for his alleged involvement in state capture. He fired back at the claims.
Loadshedding is back: Eskom announces Stage 2 from Wednesday to Monday
Eskom has announced that there will be stage two loadshedding from 11am today (2 February) until Monday (7 February) at 5am for maintenance after breakdowns.
Eskom suffering from effects of meter tampering, vandalism and theft
Eskom has lost over R2 billion due to electricity meter tampering, vandalism and theft during the 2020/21 financial year. Loadshedding might soon be necessary.
Eskom loses workforce, mass resignations cause concern for power utility, exec says
Eskom is facing many challenges but the high volume of highly skilled employees who have resigned recently from its generation department is the most worrying.
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