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Heuweloord residents staged a protest over prolonged power outages caused by a fire at the Brakfontein Substation, expressing frustration towards municipal promises of restoration.
Eskom has raised urgent concerns about the escalating municipal debt crisis in South Africa, warning that it jeopardises the financial sustainability of the power utility and threatens essential services
South African municipalities are facing a staggering R100 billion in debt, jeopardising essential services, but embracing digital transformation could provide innovative solutions to enhance financial stability and improve service delivery
Citizens are losing trust in the government system because of its inability to deliver for them, leading them to invest more in private services.
Discover how Tshwane's new debt relief programme offers vital support to residents and businesses facing financial challenges amidst a R30 billion debt crisis.
Thousands of uThukela residents face potential health risks as the district's crucial water testing laboratory closes due to R2. 2 million in unpaid rent, leaving communities questioning the safety of their drinking water. Local authorities claim the water is safe despite having no active testing facility.
In a bold move to reclaim finances, the City of Tshwane has taken tough action against businesses failing to pay their utility bills.
Eskom faces unprecedented financial losses amounting to R55bn for the financial year ending March 2024, yet it remains cautiously optimistic about a return to profitability by March 2025, despite grappling with significant operational challenges and mounting municipal debt