# City Power se waarnemende hoof, Charles Tlouane, vra gemeenskappe se hulp om elektrisiteit-infrastruktuur te beskerm te midde van wydverspreide kabeldiefstal, vandalisme en onwettige verbindings in die Stad Johannesburg. Die kragverskaffer het in die 2025/2026-boekjaar meer as ʼn duisend infrastruktuur-verwante voorvalle hanteer en 280 verdagtes is aangekeer. Tlouane waarsku die gaping tussen inkomste uit elektrisiteit, en onderhoud, herstelwerk en belegging in die netwerk is nie volhoubaar nie. Hy sê samewerking is nodig om hierdie probleme op te los.
# City Power acting CEO Charles Tlouane is urging communities to help protect electricity infrastructure amid widespread cable theft, infrastructure vandalism, and illegal connections across the City of Johannesburg. The power utility recorded more than one-thousand infrastructure-related incidents in the 2025/2026 financial year, with 280 suspects arrested. Tlouane warns that the gap between electricity revenue and the cost of maintaining, repairing and investing in the network was not sustainable. He says a collaborative effort is required to resolve these problems.