Cape Town electricity supply battle with Eskom over control of suburbs

Cape Town electricity supply battle with Eskom over control of suburbs With higher tariffs, endless outages, and frustrated residents, Cape Town wants control of Eskom‑supplied suburbs. By  Larry Claasen THE The post Cape Town electricity supply battle with Eskom over control of suburbs appeared first on Cape Business News.

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