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Eskom’s tariff increases and grid transfer: Who pays?

Moneyweb · 14 October 2026 at 19:25

Energy expert Tshepo Kgadima discusses Eskom’s 8.83% tariff increase, municipal debt and declining electricity demand following the utility’s appearance before parliament.

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