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Kosmosdal Substation in Centurion was recently upgraded and its power capacity increased from 20 MVA to 40 MVA. The substation services Kosmosdal and its extensions, namely Blue Valley, Samrand, Louwlardia, Louwlardia Business Park and Candlewoods. Thi ...
In a country where opportunities continue to be defined by gender, among others, it is becoming increasingly significant to create opportunities exclusively meant to capacitate and support women. Considering this, the Office of the Chief Whip in the City ...
Today, the City of Tshwane launched its Climate Action Plan under the theme, A net-zero carbon and climate-resilient city by 2050. The City of Tshwane is committed to addressing climate change impacts and reducing its greenhouse gas emissions. To fulfil t ...
Running its own crusher plant will assist the City to accelerate repairing potholes and reduce the current backlog. The City of Tshwane has invested R46 million to upgrade the Bon Accord Quarry Crusher Plant in Onderstepoort. This investment will ensure ...
Over the weekend, the City, in collaboration with JDR Stars Football Club and its partners, donated football kits and sporting equipment to three local football clubs in Soshanguve, namely KDS United Football Club, Young Spartans Football Club and Holbeac ...
The City of Tshwane will not tolerate electricity theft – whether through illegal connections or bypassing prepaid meters. Electricity theft is a major problem which has seen the City losing approximately R470 million per annum. This is R470 million taken ...
It is with great pleasure to announce that the City of Tshwane has won the Innovation League Award in the Public Sector category. The City was invited to participate in the 2021/2022 South African Innovation League Awards and it faced tight competition ...
The City announced its R134 million Wapadrand Substation refurbishment project which will bring an end to recurring electricity outages. In the past few years, the substation has been regularly catching fire and experiencing mechanical breakdowns, leaving ...
The City of Tshwane took a firm step to disconnect electricity and water to government departments, commercial properties and households who have defaulted on their municipal accounts. At the end of January 2022, the City was owed in excess of R17 billion ...
The City has received a notification from Rand Water about a planned shutdown of the water supply to parts of Pretoria East. During this period the water utility will install tie-ins and meter connections on the newly installed pipeline. This import ...
