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On Wednesday 31 May, 19 new peace officers graduated in Paarl East, ready to protect residents by helping to enforce municipal regulations.

South Africa: National Treasury on decision on ESKOM’s partial exemption

South Africa: Premier Alan Winde welcomes progress in City of Cape Town’s (CoCT) electricity wheeling project

The city announced that 15 commercial electricity entities would soon start wheeling power through the city’s grid. The move comes after a year-long pilot to establish exactly how the system will work.

Download logoPremier Alan Winde welcomed the solid and much-needed progress made by the City of Cape Town (CoCT) has made with its electricity wheeling

Download logoThe Minister of Finance has determined that Eskom not be granted a partial exemption from section 55(2)(b)(i) of the Public Finance

Cape Town is set to receive power from 15 different private energy companies through "wheeling" across Eskom infrastructure.

The plan will see 15 commercial electricity suppliers sell electricity through the grid to 40 customers from July.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde was grilled in the provincial legislature by opposition parties after it emerged that a company, founded by controversial Durban businessman Roy Moodley, scored a R282-million tender from the provincial government.

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says he is outraged after it emerged controversial Durban businessman Roy Moodley, who has been linked to several state capture scandals, was awarded a R282-million tender by the provincial government.