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“It’s Criminal”: Cape Town Woman Proves Buying Electricity on 1st of the Month Got Her More Units

3 October 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

A Cape Town TikToker’s R250 electricity test found five fewer units at month-end, as monthly tariff blocks explain the difference South Africans debated online…

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu: While globally revered as a religious leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Desmond Tutu was a giant of Cape Town media and public communication. From his base at St. George’s Cathedral, Tutu routinely used press conferences, broadcasts, and global television interviews to defy apartheid censors, rally international public opinion, and advocate for non-violent resistance and truth-and-reconciliation.

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