City Power spokesperson Isaac Mangena said only 4% of businesses and residents in the township pay for electricity.
JOHANNESBURG - Joburg City Power on Tuesday said it wants to put an end to the culture of non-payment by businesses in Alexandra.
Spaza shops, salons, taverns and petrol stations in Alexandra township will be the target of Joburg City Power’s revenue collection programme. ”We are not going to do negotiations today. We are not going to do negotiations tomorrow. We are going to cut off because that is the list that is already there where people have already received pre-termination letters.”
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