This was evident when it completed 80 connections in KaNyamazane (Dlamini section). The project started on July 5 and was completed on September 30.
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Residents of the area were happy that Eskom electrified their houses and provided 20A meters for free as a standard practice.
A resident said, “We are happy because our lives will change for the better. I will now buy my own fridge because of Eskom. As of today, I will put a light outside my house to deter criminals. Electricity will provide the light that will enable my children to study.”
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Eskom removed illegal connections upon completion of the project, and residents were advised to refrain from illegal connections, meter tampering, vandalism and other irregularities as it is not only unlawful, but it can also lead to injury or fatality.
Customers are advised to be on the lookout for customer education forums to learn more about electricity usage.
