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Father and son duo allegedly employed by Johannesburg City Power arrested for swindling resident out of R40 000

29 August 2018 By admin

Father and son duo allegedly employed by Johannesburg City Power arrested for swindling resident out of R40 000:

Father and son duo allegedly employed by Johannesburg City Power arrested for swindling resident out of R40 000: Mayor Herman Mashaba says the men approached a resident and offered to write off a R500 000 debt he owed to the City of Johannesburg.

WATCH: Jo’burg without water – here’s what you can do: Here are five useful tips to combat Johannesburg’s recent water outage. A power outage caused by a fire at the Eikenhoff pump station has resulted in large parts of Johannesburg being without water. Watch.

WATCH: City Power suspects ‘deliberate acts of sabotage’ after Eikenhof substation blast: Mayor Herman Mashaba says a transformer at the substation appeared to have been “maliciously damaged so that it would leak oil onto the fire”.

Shops looted, buildings burned in 2 days of protest in Heidelberg: Chaos has erupted in Ratanda, Heidelberg after groups of community protesters set buildings alight and looted shops, police and some locals say.

Parktown Boys water polo coach would choke us and touch our genitals, witnesses tell court: Witnesses have told the South Gauteng High Court sitting in the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court how a former Parktown Boys’ High School water polo coach and hostel master would wrestle them, sometimes choke them and fondle their genitals.

Johannesburg Water races to deliver emergency measures after fire at Eikenhoff pump station: Johannesburg Water has placed water tankers at strategic locations across the city to assist residents after a power outage caused by a fire at the Eikenhoff pump station resulted in large parts of Johannesburg being without water.

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