The latest building to have its electricity cut in City Power's blitz on Johannesburg is the Apartheid Museum. According to the bulk power distributor, the museum owed R1.8 million in unpaid bills. | IamAlexSweet
The entity is on a mission to recover billions owed to it by residential and business debtors and has since last month been cutting off the electricity of those who did not pay despite a notice they could be shut off. On Tuesday, the entity, and teams from the Reuven Service Delivery Centre conducted an aggressive revenue collection drive in Comptonville, Village Main Extension, Ormonde Extension 33, and Aeron.
"It's important to reinforce the culture of paying for services that customers use in order for the entity to continue with day-to-day operations and to invest in implementing its future energy management strategies. City Power said over the next few days its officials would be targeting more defaulting businesses with help from the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department.
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