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Eskom diesel contracts probe nears completion amid corruption claims
An internal investigation into alleged corruption in Eskom’s diesel procurement and storage contracts is in its final stages, Eskom said this week.
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City Power’s solar approval process draws criticism from advocacy group
OUTA has criticised Johannesburg’s City Power pre-approval and registration requirements for small-scale solar installations
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SIU secures R76.5 million freeze order in Eskom corruption probe
The SIU froze R76.5 million in assets linked to businessman Nkosi amid an Eskom corruption investigation involving inflated contracts and financial loss.
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Unplanned outages affecting areas across the Western Cape
Eskom customers in the Western Cape are facing power outages due to weather-related infrastructure damage; restoration efforts are ongoing.
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Heavy rainfall and strong winds cause flooding in Edgemead, uproots trees
Edgemead residents aided in clearing fallen trees and directing traffic amid flooding caused by severe weather this past weekend.
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Eskom secures 7% wage deal as electricity costs soar
Eskom has concluded a three-year wage agreement that will see workers receive a 7% annual salary increase, significantly above current wage growth trends.
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Kusile power station reaches full capacity as SA marks energy milestone
South Africa’s Kusile Power Station is now operating at full commercial capacity, marking a turning point in the country’s energy security after years of setbacks and delays.
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Energy security in focus as Eskom, Coega sign key agreement
Coega and Eskom have signed an MoU to strengthen cooperation on South Africa’s Nuclear New Build Programme, at a ceremony in Gqeberha.
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Public meetings held across the Overberg to discuss the proposed nuclear power plant
Eskom Holdings SOC Limited has announced public meetings across the Overberg to discuss a proposed nuclear power plant that could be built at Bantamsklip in the Overstrand Local Municipality.
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Power outage hits Cape Town airport after kites tangle in high-voltage lines
Cape Town International Airport runs on generator power after kites caused a pre-dawn outage, with minimal disruption as Eskom works to restore supply.
