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Addressing the Escalation of Infrastructure Crimes – The City’s Proactive Measures

by Sizwe Dlamini
May 2, 2024

The Let’s Act campaign was launched by the city in response to the rising rates of electricity theft and vandalism. The campaign calls for collaboration between the city administration and residents to protect the electricity infrastructure. The Energy Safety Team was established to monitor and report any criminal activity, which has caused significant financial implications and safety concerns. The city is investing over R4bn in upgrading and maintaining the electricity grid over the next three years and urges residents to report any suspicious activities to protect their communities.

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