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Government unveils revised electricity pricing policy to tackle soaring costs
Cabinet has approved a revised electricity pricing policy aimed at reducing costs while protecting vulnerable households and strategic economic sectors.
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Eskom solar panel registration deadline looms as critics slam Nersa’s new rules
Solar panel owners face a 30 September deadline to register systems as AfriForum and OUTA criticise new Nersa rules that could enable municipal charges.
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Wilde jaagtog deur strate van Kaapse woonbuurt lei tot inhegtenisnemings
‘n Groep vermeende kabeldiewe is vandeesweek deur die polisie en wetstoepassingbeamptes agternagesit en aangekeer.
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Eskom working on restoring electricity supply disruption in Khayelitsha, Cape Town
Eskom is restoring electricity in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, while addressing issues caused by illegal activities and infrastructure vandalism.
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What Ramaphosa’s new electricity grid plan means for your power supply
President Ramaphosa approves electricity sector restructuring to create independent grid operator, aiming to increase competition and reduce power prices for consumers.
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Radiation detection at Koeberg raises residents’ safety questions
A radiation alarm during maintenance at Koeberg Unit 2 has sparked fresh public concern, with officials insisting there was no risk to nearby communities.
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Thyspunt nuclear proposal faces united community opposition
Kouga residents, fishers and environmental groups voiced concerns over Eskom’s proposed Thyspunt nuclear power station at a Jeffreys Bay Speak Out event.
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Somerset West businesses left without Eskom power for days due to cable theft
Somerset Mall remains fully operational on generator power despite a prolonged outage caused by theft and vandalism of high-voltage infrastructure.
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Eskom receives forensic report on diesel procurement irregularities
Eskom has received a comprehensive forensic report investigating alleged irregularities in the procurement of diesel fuel and storage contracts.
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Consumers bear the brunt as municipal tariffs rise from 1 July
South African households will face added financial strain from today due to approved electricity tariff increases ranging from 7.5% to 14%.
