Cape Town’s massive solar problem — five month wait for permission to install: The City of Cape Town has a significant backlog of applications for permission to install solar power, and residents face fines if they do so without approval. – MyBroadband
Load-shedding and insurance — what you should know: Naked Insurance co-founder Ernest North warned that insurers may not cover claims deemed to be caused by load-shedding wear and tear. – MyBroadband
Eskom load-shedding update — here is the timetable: Eskom says it may suspend load-shedding briefly overnight when demand is low to manage the system. – MyBroadband
Car theft is getting high tech, and most new vehicles are vulnerable: Thieves are increasingly using high-tech tools to target weaknesses in sensors and systems designed to make cars safer. – MyBroadband
Police link high-level Eskom exec to power station sabotage: It is alleged the executive strategically appointed hand-picked engineers to initiate generation unit breakdowns at certain power stations. – MyBroadband
Telkom the “perfect target” for Axian and former CEO: Axian said acquiring a controlling stake in Telkom will help it achieve its goal of becoming the fifth-largest mobile network operator in Africa. – MyBroadband
Reserve Bank battling “dark forces” in South African economy: SARB’s Monetary Policy Committee increased South Africa’s interest rate by 50 basis points on 25 May and the decision received a mixed response from economists. – MyBroadband
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