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We conducted a mass illegal electricity disconnection operation in Nellmapius. The operation was focus on removing dangerous electrical equipment that was illegally installed at the Mavuso Informal Settlement in Extension 2 and the Extension 4 Willowfarm Informal Settlement. Illegal connections pose a danger to residents and they also place... show more

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We are in Region 1 removing illegal electricity connections from a illegal informal settlement that has mushroomed on land owned by the Public Works Department. City of Tshwane

We are in Region 1 removing illegal electricity connections from a illegal informal settlement that has mushroomed on land owned by the Public Works Department. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

55,168 views • 9 months ago

The City’s Bad Buildings Committee has returned to Pretoria Industrial for an illegal electricity disconnection operation. We've arrested an individual who was allegedly posing as a City of Tshwane contractor and was connecting electricity illegally in the area. A fake City of a Tshwane logo was found on their vehicle. We have also impounded the vehicle. Illegal connections endanger lives, damage infrastructure, and undermine service delivery. The City will not be deterred from enforcing the law and protecting critical infrastructure. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

99,614 views • 4 months ago

Residents of Tshwane, please support our effort to remove illegal electricity connections. Don’t fight our work. Illegal electricity connections not only steal revenue for services, but they also pose a danger to the lives of residents. While we normalise electricity distribution in areas that don’t have supply, it is important that we remove illegal connections first to stabilise the network. #TshwaneIDP City of Tshwane

Residents of Tshwane, please support our effort to remove illegal electricity connections. Don’t fight our work. Illegal electricity connections not only steal revenue for services, but they also pose a danger to the lives of residents. While we normalise electricity distribution in areas that don’t have supply, it is important that we remove illegal connections first to stabilise the network. #TshwaneIDP City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

29,528 views • 4 months ago

The Ekurhuleni government continues to demolish illegal structures in Cloverden Benoni, the informal settlement was built temporarily without any promises of permanent settlement. Illegal foreigners mining illegally in Benoni mines hijacked the informal settlement meant for South Africans and pushed out South African natives, which resulted in the informal settlement becoming a crime hotspot with motorists being targeted while driving on the N12.

The Ekurhuleni government continues to demolish illegal structures in Cloverden Benoni, the informal settlement was built temporarily without any promises of permanent settlement. Illegal foreigners mining illegally in Benoni mines hijacked the informal settlement meant for South Africans and pushed out South African natives, which resulted in the informal settlement becoming a crime hotspot with motorists being targeted while driving on the N12.

PSAFLIVE

17,857 views • 3 months ago

The City’s plan to relocate South African citizens who live at the Plastic View Informal Settlement are ongoing. A site was identified in Pretorius Park. The informal Settlement has a large number of foreign nationals and that has complicated efforts for relocation. We are in constant contact with Home Affairs and the South African Police Service about finalising the relocation process and the removal of illegal immigrants. City of Tshwane

The City’s plan to relocate South African citizens who live at the Plastic View Informal Settlement are ongoing. A site was identified in Pretorius Park. The informal Settlement has a large number of foreign nationals and that has complicated efforts for relocation. We are in constant contact with Home Affairs and the South African Police Service about finalising the relocation process and the removal of illegal immigrants. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

109,503 views • 3 months ago

Today, we targeted Christoffel Street, where we uncovered a hidden informal settlement situated at 473, behind a local supermarket which was previously a church. We discovered 30 shacks at the rear of the property, along with additional rooms inside the main building. Tenants are reportedly paying R1 300 in rent. We have served a notice for illegal structures and disconnected both the water and electricity connections. City of Tshwane

Today, we targeted Christoffel Street, where we uncovered a hidden informal settlement situated at 473, behind a local supermarket which was previously a church. We discovered 30 shacks at the rear of the property, along with additional rooms inside the main building. Tenants are reportedly paying R1 300 in rent. We have served a notice for illegal structures and disconnected both the water and electricity connections. City of Tshwane

Flora Monama

57,663 views • 2 months ago

Just next door to the shop on the same property is an illegal informal settlement which owes the City R4.3 million and tenants are paying R1,300 per month in rent. City of Tshwane

Just next door to the shop on the same property is an illegal informal settlement which owes the City R4.3 million and tenants are paying R1,300 per month in rent. City of Tshwane

Kholofelo Morodi

65,052 views • 5 months ago

Today, we joined the City’s Bad Buildings Operation. Our first stop was a hijacked Transnet property on Becca Street in Pretoria West. We found a panel beating business and a ice shop operating inside the property. We also discovered that makeshift rooms had been established inside a toilet. We removed illegal water and electricity connections. TMPD arrested two illegal immigrants we found on the premises. City of Tshwane

Today, we joined the City’s Bad Buildings Operation. Our first stop was a hijacked Transnet property on Becca Street in Pretoria West. We found a panel beating business and a ice shop operating inside the property. We also discovered that makeshift rooms had been established inside a toilet. We removed illegal water and electricity connections. TMPD arrested two illegal immigrants we found on the premises. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

18,403 views • 3 days ago

Today, we conducted a special operation targeting Cemetery View and Plastic View Informal Settlements. We arrested over 90 illegal immigrants who are now being processed by Home Affairs. Deportations are expected in next few days following court approval. This is the beginning of a process to clean-up these areas. We have 800 South Africans who reside in Plastic View and they will be relocated by the City. Residents of Pretoria East have for years decried the lack of action pertaining to these informal settlements. We are glad that today the City was able to bring in support from SAPS and Home Affairs. City of Tshwane Aaron Maluleka

Today, we conducted a special operation targeting Cemetery View and Plastic View Informal Settlements. We arrested over 90 illegal immigrants who are now being processed by Home Affairs. Deportations are expected in next few days following court approval. This is the beginning of a process to clean-up these areas. We have 800 South Africans who reside in Plastic View and they will be relocated by the City. Residents of Pretoria East have for years decried the lack of action pertaining to these informal settlements. We are glad that today the City was able to bring in support from SAPS and Home Affairs. City of Tshwane Aaron Maluleka

Dr Nasiphi Moya

106,222 views • 1 year ago

#TshwaneYaTima: We conducted an inspection at Ekaya Student Accommodation in the Pretoria CBD. We found that the property was illegally reconnected to electricity following a disconnection for debt owed to the city. We've disconnected electricity and water services. For added protection, we will remove the breakers to prevent further illegal reconnections. Dept Openbare W & G Sake currently owe the city more than R2.9 million. City of Tshwane

#TshwaneYaTima: We conducted an inspection at Ekaya Student Accommodation in the Pretoria CBD. We found that the property was illegally reconnected to electricity following a disconnection for debt owed to the city. We've disconnected electricity and water services. For added protection, we will remove the breakers to prevent further illegal reconnections. Dept Openbare W & G Sake currently owe the city more than R2.9 million. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

28,316 views • 25 days ago

Johannesburg Human Settlements MMC Mlungisi Mabaso is leading an operation at the Ginger Park informal settlement where residents are illegally occupying privately owned land. It is located between Witkoppen and Main Road in Paulshof, North of Johannesburg. Jabulile Mbatha

Johannesburg Human Settlements MMC Mlungisi Mabaso is leading an operation at the Ginger Park informal settlement where residents are illegally occupying privately owned land. It is located between Witkoppen and Main Road in Paulshof, North of Johannesburg. Jabulile Mbatha

EWN Reporter

42,327 views • 7 months ago

This afternoon, we conducted a bylaw enforcement operation in Pretoria West targeting illegally constructed buildings owned by George Asaba, a Nigerian national. The properties are non-compliant and were built without approval, with illegal connections to both water and electricity. Officials found that cement had been poured over illegal cabling to prevent its removal, and the city's electrical power box had been removed from outside and placed inside the yard. Approximately 40 student accommodation rooms were also found to be under construction on the site. The city will not take these violations lightly and will take decisive action against both the owner and the properties. City of Tshwane

This afternoon, we conducted a bylaw enforcement operation in Pretoria West targeting illegally constructed buildings owned by George Asaba, a Nigerian national. The properties are non-compliant and were built without approval, with illegal connections to both water and electricity. Officials found that cement had been poured over illegal cabling to prevent its removal, and the city's electrical power box had been removed from outside and placed inside the yard. Approximately 40 student accommodation rooms were also found to be under construction on the site. The city will not take these violations lightly and will take decisive action against both the owner and the properties. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

330,319 views • 5 months ago

#TshwaneYaTima: We returned to Izakhiwo Prop PTY on WF Nkomo Street and found that the property was illegally reconnected after a disconnection in February 2026. We have removed the illegal electricity connection in addition to disconnecting water. A tampering fine will be issued. The property’s debt has grown to over R2.2 million City of Tshwane

#TshwaneYaTima: We returned to Izakhiwo Prop PTY on WF Nkomo Street and found that the property was illegally reconnected after a disconnection in February 2026. We have removed the illegal electricity connection in addition to disconnecting water. A tampering fine will be issued. The property’s debt has grown to over R2.2 million City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

74,967 views • 2 months ago

Ten stolen transformers were recovered during a targeted operation in Kyasands, where an illegal electricity distribution network was uncovered. The network was using stolen infrastructure to supply electricity and unlawfully charge residents for the service. This recovery marks a significant step in the fight against electricity theft, illegal connections, and infrastructure vandalism. City Power remains committed to protecting critical infrastructure and ensuring a safe, reliable, and legal electricity supply for all customers. #CityPowerCutOffOperation #ProtectOurInfrastructure #CityPowerServices ^NT

Ten stolen transformers were recovered during a targeted operation in Kyasands, where an illegal electricity distribution network was uncovered. The network was using stolen infrastructure to supply electricity and unlawfully charge residents for the service. This recovery marks a significant step in the fight against electricity theft, illegal connections, and infrastructure vandalism. City Power remains committed to protecting critical infrastructure and ensuring a safe, reliable, and legal electricity supply for all customers. #CityPowerCutOffOperation #ProtectOurInfrastructure #CityPowerServices ^NT

@CityPowerJhb

13,954 views • 2 months ago

#TshwaneYaTima: We returned to Lawhill Apartments in Sunnyside and found that the property had been illegally reconnected with electricity and water. We've removed the illegal connections and will add a temper fine. The City is owed over R1.3 million. City of Tshwane

#TshwaneYaTima: We returned to Lawhill Apartments in Sunnyside and found that the property had been illegally reconnected with electricity and water. We've removed the illegal connections and will add a temper fine. The City is owed over R1.3 million. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

45,998 views • 1 month ago

City Power removes 3 tonnes of illegal cables in Kew: City Power, working with JMPD and SAPS, conducted an electricity enforcement operation in Kew, Johannesburg. Teams removed an estimated 3,000kg of illegal aluminium cables, worth about R200,000. Properties at 131 and 133 10th Road were disconnected after illegal connections and unregistered meters were found. City Power says illegal connections, cable theft and vandalism are placing severe pressure on Johannesburg’s electricity network. The operation forms part of a wider intervention following concerns raised in Alexandra, including overloaded networks, illegal connections, meter bypassing, cable theft and vandalism. City Power says it pays about R250-million a month for electricity supplied through the Alexandra network, while only about R29 million is recorded as revenue. An Alexandra Electricity Imbizo will be held on 18 August at 10:00 at the AlexSan Kopano Resource Centre. Residents are urged to report suspicious activity and electricity infrastructure theft.

City Power removes 3 tonnes of illegal cables in Kew: City Power, working with JMPD and SAPS, conducted an electricity enforcement operation in Kew, Johannesburg. Teams removed an estimated 3,000kg of illegal aluminium cables, worth about R200,000. Properties at 131 and 133 10th Road were disconnected after illegal connections and unregistered meters were found. City Power says illegal connections, cable theft and vandalism are placing severe pressure on Johannesburg’s electricity network. The operation forms part of a wider intervention following concerns raised in Alexandra, including overloaded networks, illegal connections, meter bypassing, cable theft and vandalism. City Power says it pays about R250-million a month for electricity supplied through the Alexandra network, while only about R29 million is recorded as revenue. An Alexandra Electricity Imbizo will be held on 18 August at 10:00 at the AlexSan Kopano Resource Centre. Residents are urged to report suspicious activity and electricity infrastructure theft.

Yusuf Abramjee

139,565 views • 8 days ago

#TshwaneYaTima: During an inspection at Phumelela Student Accommodation, we found that the property had illegally reconnected to the electricity supply after disconnection. We've disconnected both electricity and water services. In addition, we’ve removed the electrical cable supplying the property to prevent further illegal reconnections. The property owes the city over R4.3 million. City of Tshwane

#TshwaneYaTima: During an inspection at Phumelela Student Accommodation, we found that the property had illegally reconnected to the electricity supply after disconnection. We've disconnected both electricity and water services. In addition, we’ve removed the electrical cable supplying the property to prevent further illegal reconnections. The property owes the city over R4.3 million. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

90,616 views • 25 days ago

A resident from Pretoria East, Erasmuskloof tells us at the community engagement that her property has lost value by R800,000 due to an informal settlement that mushroomed in her backyard. She has asked the City to take action despite the settlement being on private property. City of Tshwane

A resident from Pretoria East, Erasmuskloof tells us at the community engagement that her property has lost value by R800,000 due to an informal settlement that mushroomed in her backyard. She has asked the City to take action despite the settlement being on private property. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

1,392,644 views • 1 year ago

♦️BREAKING NEWS♦️ Lawrence, the suspect linked to the hijacking of a property on Grosvenor Road, Bryanston, has been arrested in a decisive operation led by the MMC for Public Safety. During the operation, a firearm and live ammunition were recovered, vehicles were impounded, City Power disconnected illegal electricity connections, illegal water connections were cut, and illegal Wendy houses were removed, restoring lawful control of the property. #BuyaMthethoManjeNamhlanje #FestiveTshelaThupa

♦️BREAKING NEWS♦️ Lawrence, the suspect linked to the hijacking of a property on Grosvenor Road, Bryanston, has been arrested in a decisive operation led by the MMC for Public Safety. During the operation, a firearm and live ammunition were recovered, vehicles were impounded, City Power disconnected illegal electricity connections, illegal water connections were cut, and illegal Wendy houses were removed, restoring lawful control of the property. #BuyaMthethoManjeNamhlanje #FestiveTshelaThupa

COJ People’s MMC Public Safety

43,884 views • 7 months ago

WATCH: We have 502 informal settlements in Tshwane. This number mushroomed during Covid-19 from the initial 220. We have formulated a policy direction, the Informal Settlement Management Policy, to manage the number of informal settlements in the city. The first category deals with formalising some of the informal settlements. The other category deals with finding suitable placements. 🗞️I spoke earlier today at Tshwane’s Human Settlements Symposium. City of Tshwane

WATCH: We have 502 informal settlements in Tshwane. This number mushroomed during Covid-19 from the initial 220. We have formulated a policy direction, the Informal Settlement Management Policy, to manage the number of informal settlements in the city. The first category deals with formalising some of the informal settlements. The other category deals with finding suitable placements. 🗞️I spoke earlier today at Tshwane’s Human Settlements Symposium. City of Tshwane

Dr Nasiphi Moya

18,558 views • 2 months ago