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Eskom mulls cutting off defaulting municipalities

10 April 2015 by Alan

Pretoria – Eskom says it has notified all parties who are likely to be adversely affected as the company contemplates interrupting bulk electricity supply to the top 20 defaulting municipalities across the country from 5 June 2015.

Full Article: South Africa news stories – Eskom mulls cutting off defaulting municipalities – Nthambeleni

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