Eskom comes under fire at Nersa public hearings
Western Cape communities slam the proposed 40% electricity increase.
Western Cape communities slam the proposed 40% electricity increase.
The residents of Delft contend with piles of unsanitary and hazardous rubbish while the City of Cape Town has no plan to clean it up.
Poor sanitation and lack of clean drinking water is suspected to be behind the outbreak in Limpopo.
Eskom has promised to install electricity but is scant on details.
In June, Eskom announced the closure of their customer service centre in Khayelitsha, to be replaced by ‘pop-up offices’, a decision that Khayelitsha residents reject.
EPWP workers in eThekwini have been protesting for a week now, demanding permanent employment.
Nersa-approved electricity charges are taking food and clothing out of household budgets.
The scale of the problems facing water services in the country does not make the prospect of improved delivery by the department likely.
The Buffalo City ratepayers have vowed to disrupt mayoral events until she meets with them.
The private owners of the land will not apply to the City of Cape Town for services to be extended to the occupants and are applying for their eviction. The Human Rights Commission says new government policy requires the city to provide services.
For over three decades, residents of rural villages in Vhembe in Limpopo have been suffering without running water and even those who reside a few kilometres from the massive Nandoni dam do not have water.
The new police station in Makhaza that came as result of the Khayelitsha Commission of Inquiry of 2012 is not living up to the recommendations.