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NOTICE: Planned power interruption in parts of Centurion

This essential work is planned for 10 hours from 07:00 until 17:00 on Sunday.

The Tshwane metro would like to remind residents of Kosmosdal and nearby areas about a planned interruption of power supply scheduled for Sunday, 23 January.

Spokesperson, Lindela Mashigo said the city’s team of technicians will carry out an upgrade at the Kosmosdal substation on Sunday.

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This essential work is planned for 10 hours from 07:00 until 17:00, he said.

The following areas will be affected:

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– All Kosmosdal townships

– Peach Tree

– All Louwlardia townships

– Raslouw AH

– All Olievenhoutbosch townships

– Rooihuiskraal north

– Blue Valley Golf Estate

– Rua Vista

– Bronberrik

– SA Munt

– Copper Leaf Golf Estate

– Sunderland Ridge

– Eldoraigne

– Sunderland Ridge WTP

– Erasmia AH

– Thatchfield (all extensions west of Rietspruit river).

– Hennopspark (excluding Hennopspark Industrial).

– The Reeds

– Heritage Hill

– Wierdapark Proper and ext. 1

– Monavoni

– Zwartkop Provincial Administration Camp (TPA) (Padkamp).

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To report power failures, contact the City of Tshwane’s call centre on 012 358 9999
and choose option 3.

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The city has apologised for the inconvenience that may arise as a result of this planned maintenance.

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Stephen Selaluke

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