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‘Work Shedding’ Leads to Precautionary Warning Of Electricity Outages

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality would like to issue residents with a precautionary warning of possible interruptions in electricity supply and / or delays in returning electricity after loadshedding. This is a direct result of some employees in the Electricity & Energy directorate today preventing their colleagues from entering their offices and from doing their […]

The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality would like to issue residents with a precautionary warning of possible interruptions in electricity supply and / or delays in returning electricity after loadshedding.

This is a direct result of some employees in the Electricity & Energy directorate today preventing their colleagues from entering their offices and from doing their work. We believe these actions are related to this weeks’ suspension of 7 officials from that directorate for their possible involvement in fraud and corruption. We are working to ensure that normality returns, and services are not affected.

The Hawks and SIU are investigating the matter.

Our Security Services are on high alert to secure municipal infrastructure. Any attempts to disrupt services will be dealt with swiftly.

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