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City Power, has made a payment of over R4 billion towards its overdue electricity debt of more than R5 billion
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- Eskom in a statement says it received the payment while the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) consultation continues.
- It's a process which was initiated by Eskom in May amid the city's overdue electricity debt.
- City Power has since committed to make another payment to the national power utility by 21st August.
- The consultation process has been extended to the 22nd of August to allow Eskom to complete its assessment of the representations received.
The Johannesburg city electricity distributor, City Power, has made a payment of over R4 billion towards its overdue electricity debt of more than R5 billion. Eskom in a statement says it received the payment while the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) consultation continues. It's a process which was initiated by Eskom in May amid the city's overdue electricity debt.
City Power has since committed to make another payment to the national power utility by 21st August. The consultation process has been extended to the 22nd of August to allow Eskom to complete its assessment of the representations received. Eskom spokesperson Daphne Mokwena says, "While Eskom acknowledges the progress made and the payments received, the overdue debt has not yet been fully settled."
Source: SABC News