City power threatens blackout over R14.6 million hijacked building debt

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•The outstanding debt owed to the city power department amounts to R14.6 million.
•The buildings in question have been illegally occupied, commonly referred to as hijacked buildings.
•The city power department has issued warnings about potential electricity disconnections.
•The situation involves multiple buildings within the city limits.

What Could Happen If...

▸City power proceeds with electricity disconnections Residents and occupants of hijacked buildings will face power outages, worsening living conditions and potentially increasing health and safety risks.

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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)Hijacked buildings face blackout as city power chases R14.6 million debt

City power authorities are threatening to cut electricity to hijacked buildings due to an outstanding debt of R14.6 million. The move affects multiple buildings in the city that have been illegally occupied, raising concerns about safety and living conditions for residents. The power cut could disrupt daily life and increase tensions in affected communities.