Newcastle municipality and Eskom to face off in court
Updated | By Gcinokuhle Malinga
Newcastle Local Municipality and Eskom are set to face-off in court on Thursday, over a debt of more than R200 million.
The northern KZN town applied for an urgent court interdict, to try to stop Eskom from implementing scheduled power cuts there.
The six-hour-long interruptions were supposed to start earlier this week. Mooi-Mpofana, Ulundi, AbaQulusi and eDumbe also owe Eskom money.
READ: Court says lights in Newcastle will stay on, at least until Thursday
The ANC is urging them to settle any outstanding bills with the power giant and water boards.
Secretary General, Ace Magashule says they'll embark on a mass campaign to encourage people to pay for services.
LISTEN:
Show's Stories
-
Meta's AI goes viral for speaking about imaginary kid in parenting group
Meta's "super-intelligent" AI assistant has made waves after pretending ...
Stacey & J Sbu 9 hours ago -
Ring on hold: Amelia's debt dilemma
Amelia's boyfriend wants her debt-free before a proposal. We hope we can...
Stacey & J Sbu 9 hours ago