Soweto locals blast Eskom
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Residents in Diepkloof extension three, in Soweto, have called on Eskom to replace their decaying groceries after being without power for nine days.
Eskom guard shot dead
A 26-year-old Eskom security guard has been shot dead at the power station's Polokwane plant.
Fork out for Eskom
Negative reaction followed Nersa's decision to allow Eskom a 31.3% power tariff hike.
Taking a shot at top cops
Rebekah Kendal reckons the loss of innocent life is indefensible. Even in the war on crime.
Fighting for a cause
"I killed several people, but I'm not sorry. It was my duty to kill as a comrade," said an ex-rebel.
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