Tshwane launches amnesty programme for illegal water, power connections
The City of Tshwane Finance has launched an amnesty programme for individuals and businesses with illegal water and electricity connections.
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The City of Tshwane Finance has launched an amnesty programme for individuals and businesses with illegal water and electricity connections.
Tshwane will on Sunday launch an amnesty programme for customers who have tampered with their water and electricity connections to record incorrect or lower consumption.
Tshwane residents who have tampered with water or illegal electricity connection can now redeem themselves for the next two months.
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The City of Tshwane disconnected 800 illegal connections and removed stolen electrical infrastructure worth an estimated R500 000.