Cederberg Municipality Nears R47 Million Eskom Debt Clearance After Second Write-Off
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Cederberg Municipality in South Africa is advancing toward clearing its R47 million debt owed to Eskom following a second debt write-off. This development could improve the municipality's financial stability and its ability to maintain electricity services for residents. The reduction in debt may also ease tensions between the municipality and Eskom, South Africa's primary electricity supplier.
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- •Cederberg Municipality owes Eskom R47 million in outstanding debt.
- •This is the second time Eskom has written off part of the municipality's debt.
- •The debt clearance effort aims to improve electricity service reliability in the Cederberg area.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Cederberg Municipality fully clears its Eskom debt the municipality could restore stable electricity supply and improve public services for residents.
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