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10TH SENATE: A year of controversies and achievements - The Nation Newspaper

The Nation Newspaper 10TH SENATE: A year of controversies and achievements

Saudi arabiaNigeria generalAbdul ningiYemi adaramoduAminu waziri tambuwalSimon mwadkwonEnyinnaya abaribeChristopher onyekaGodswill akpabioSenate minority leaderSenate leader opeyemi bamideleProtection of national interestNigeria labour congressCommittee on powerNational assemblyEconomic community of west states

Electricity Tariff Increase: Deputy Speaker, Kalu Says House Will Intervene - Politics

Electricity Tariff Increase: Deputy Speaker, Kalu Says House Will Intervene - Politics
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Nairaland forumElectricity tariff increaseDeputy speakerKalu says house will intervene

These are the six municipalities whose electricity hikes above 15 1% were rejected by Nersa

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has rejected six municipalities' proposals for steep electricity tariff increases and advised them to stick to its recommended 15.1%.

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Electricity tariff increase will go ahead despite Ramaphosa s plea, objections

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has confirmed an increase of 18.65% for Eskom’s standard tariff customers and 18.49% for municipalities.

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18% electricity price increase devastating for the unemployed and those dealing with wage stagnation

“This will be a devastating blow to workers and businesses struggling to survive in an economy still reeling from Covid-19 lockdowns and rampant inflation,” says Cosatu.

South africaSouth africansSizwe pamlaNational energy regulator of south africa nersaNational energy regulatorElectricity tariff increasePresident cyril ramaphosa18 electricity increaseLatest newsConsumers in pain over electricty increaseLoad sheddingReaking newsSunday timesHe timesUsiness timesShisa live