Unpaid Gauteng scholar transport operators halt services

The strike by operators has affected over 200 000 learners across Gauteng The Gauteng Small Bus Operators Council has accused the provincial education department of violating learners’ constitutional right to education. This comes after members affiliated to the council stopped operating their buses – claiming they have not been paid by the department for months. The…

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Tshwane says excessive water use putting system under strain

Water in buckets during a water crisis. The City of Tshwane says excessive household water consumption is placing its water supply system under severe strain. Areas including Hammanskraal West, Mamelodi Extension 10, Irene, Danville and Soshanguve South have been identified as some of the biggest contributors to the spike. Spokesperson Selby Bokaba says the average…

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City Power urges home businesses to change to business classification

City Power offices in Johannesburg. Johannesburg’s City Power is calling on all customers who are running full-time businesses from properties registered as residential to change to a business classification.   This has a significate impact on the tariffs they are charged.   Residential tariffs are designed and priced based on normal household consumption patterns, while business tariffs have higher consistent electricity usage…

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