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Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says the province is ready to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin should he decide to visit Cape Town.

A newly-installed solar power system in one of its buildings is expected to save the Western Cape government millions of rand in electricity bills and cushion it from load-shedding.

The DA held its Freedom Day event in Nyanga where it called for citizens to unite and free themselves from ANC corruption in 2024 for a secure future.

While the national government has not taken a stance on what it would do if Russian President Vladimir Putin comes to South Africa, Western Cape Premier, Alan Winde, says Putin will be arrested if he "sets foot in the Western Cape".

Fikile Mbalula has lashed out at the WC premier for threatening to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he sets foot in the province.

Alan Winde, premier of the Western Cape. Image: Jaco Marais The nationwide federal government has actually not decided

Earlier this month, Godongwana withdrew a government gazette declaring Eskom exempt from certain provisions of the Public Finance Management Act, saying the proposal required further consultation.

Western Cape premier Alan Winde has written to finance minister Enoch Godongwana objecting to the proposal to exempt Eskom from disclosing its financial statements.

Download logoThis week Premier Alan Winde wrote to Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana, on behalf of the Western Cape Government (WCG), objecting to the

South Africa: Premier Alan Winde Objects Bid to Exempt Eskom from Disclosing Financial Statements