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ActionSA is taking the eThekwini Municipality to court.

De Ruyter said governments “keep the lights on policy” meant that Eskom was effectively prohibited from performing required maintenance, resulting in load shedding.

Reaction has been streaming in to Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube’s State of Province Address on Friday.

De Ruyter rejects court bid by UDM and others as unfeasible and dangerous.

The ANC secretary-general wants André de Ruyter to prove the governing party is benefiting from Eskom’s corruption, claiming that its image has been tarnished.

There is not a lot of optimism ahead of premier Oscar Mabuyane’s state of the province address on Friday as opposition parties expect more of the same and no solution to the challenges that continue to bedevil the province.

The motion of no confidence against Raymond Dhlamini was brought by the Super Seven, a coalition of small parties in Ekurhuleni aligned with the African National Congress (ANC).

Opposition political parties say KZN's State of the Province Address needs to outline a clear economic recovery plan for the province, in the wake of the pandemic, last year's floods and the 2021 July unrest.

Is De Ruyter's departure cause for celebration or an Eskom 'own goal'?

City of Johannesburg speaker Colleen Makhubele says former mayor Mpho Phalatse concealed a forensic report clearing the acting city manager of wrongdoing because she wanted her preferred candidate to take the position.