Eskom has significantly reduced the backlog of prepaid electricity meter upgrades, completing over 400,000 in just 24 hours.

On Sunday, every prepaid electricity meter across the country will cease from operating due to a global technical switchover that needs to be done.

This in an effort to allow close to two million residents to upgrade their electricity prepaid meters before Sunday’s cutoff.

Eskom, South Africa’s state-owned utility, has recently achieved stability after years of debilitating blackouts.

The offences stem from contracts valued at over R58 000 awarded to a company named Mantoza Engineering Projects CC during the period between April 2015, while Eskom employed Magagula who ...

According to experts, analysts, and officials, the effects of recent and longstanding reforms have radically improved employee morale, which has made all the difference in helping Eskom get back ...

This unproductive and mediocre environment means that Eskom’s employees did not do their best to fix problems at power stations to eradicate load-shedding. On Friday, Eskom announced that South ...

In August, Eskom proposed to Nersa, a 36. 15% tariff hike for the 2025 fiscal year, with increases of 11. 81% in 2027 and 9.

At the hearing, Eskom cited the more than R90bn in municipal arrears debt, which it said was increasing at between R1bn to R1 ...

The issues of electricity affordability and Eskom’s inefficiencies emerged as recurring themes as the National Energy ...

Eskom’s behaviour towards the Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM) in September was a major injustice, the High Court found in a landmark judgment dated November 11.