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South Africans Furious as Electricity Tariffs Set to Increase Again by 12% From November – North Coast Radio | SA News

19 October 2025 by Guest

South Africans are once again facing frustration as electricity tariffs increase by 12% starting November 2025. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) approved the hike after Eskom’s appeal for additional funding to sustain infrastructure and maintenance. Many citizens argue that with load shedding still continuing and services unreliable, another price increase feels unfair. This rise will add immense pressure to households already dealing with rising living costs, forcing people to rethink their budgets and reduce consumption during tough economic times.

Electricity Tariffs Set to Increase
Electricity Tariffs Set to Increase

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