and connecting customers on the overhead lines around Wolhuter and Auret Street in Jeppestown.They were also assaulted in full view of the community. One City Power employee was badly injured in the attack.
City Power’s CEO Tshifularo Mashava says the technicians were there to assist with power restoration. “At Jeppestown, we had our team deployed there to restore supply. But unfortunately, they were robbed and beaten, and their belongings were taken away from them. And we had to withdraw our teams. So, we do appeal to the communities for patience. We also appeal that they protect the infrastructure and allow our team to do their work.”
Where was Jeppe SAPS
Keep allowing those illegals in this country They are a drain to our economy
The World Class Shithole City.
Make sure they dont have it for two year's kuze kuboshwe lezogila mikhuba
South Africa is a village
The court should do more to quickly put away criminals, wont be surprised if they are repeat offenders
Very good