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As the province moves into the spring and summer seasons with little prospects for rain, the City of Cape Town has announced tougher water restrictions by raising the water consumption alert to level 5 Click here for more.
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Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille on Friday officially switched on electricity for the homes. Since January 2017, over 4 000 new households Click here for more.
Around the world,the demand and the interest is growing for electric cars. Automakers are delivering more electric models with longer range Click here for more.
South African government will extend more support towards the state owned power utility Eskom and is considering selling assets as part of a Click here for more.
Police push the protesters back using rubber bullets Police had to close a nearly 2km section of Solomon Mahlangu Drive as residents of Mam Click here for more.
Electricity is almost available everywhere in South Africa. Access to electricity increased from 35% of households in 1990 to 84% in 2011 Click here for more.
Eskom is seeking an increase of 19.9 % for electricity from April 1 next year and proposes that municipalities pay 27.3% more for bulk elec Click here for more.
With just 11% of the water left in the city’s six largest dams usable, the City Of Cape Town has forgotten what rain actually is. Such a Click here for more.
Capetonians who own properties valued at more than R1-million will be hit with a new R8.21-a-day electricity tariff from July1. Irrespective Click here for more.
Western Cape residents must start preparing for possible flooding when the winter rains arrive to break the drought, MEC for local government Click here for more.
With effectively 18.6% of usable drinking water left in the city’s dams‚ settlements‚ water and waste services and energy, there is huge a Click here for more.
Despite struggling to meet power demand in South Africa in the past due to its ageing infrastructure, Eskom has recently signed a new five Click here for more.
