JOHANNESBURG - There is no good news for prepaid electricity customers in Johannesburg, as the R200 surcharge has been extended for another financial year. Finance MMC Margaret Arnolds confirmed ...

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South African motorists could pay well over R200 less to fill up their petrol tanks next month than they did at the same time last year. According to the latest data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) ...

Member of the Mayoral Cabinet (MMC) for Finance in the City of Joburg, Dada Morero, says that a review of the newly-introduced R200 per month prepaid electricity surcharge will During an extraordinary ...

Two residents from Lufhereng in Johannesburg voiced deep concern over City Power’s recent introduction of a R200 surcharge on prepaid electricity, emphasising the impact on their daily lives and ...

JOHANNESBURG - City Power says its new R200 monthly fee applies only to its 250,000 prepaid customers. It said post-paid customers, who receive their bills at the end of the month, are already charged ...

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South African Reserve Bank (SARB) issued bank notes currently in circulation, especially R200 notes, can be safely accepted as legal tender. This is according to SARB’s head of currency, Pearl Kgalegi ...