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Bedfordview residents east of Johannesburg were still without electricity by 6pm on Wednesday, the Ekurhuleni metropolitan municipality said. "It's still not on," said spokesperson Zweli Dlamini. Eskom spokesperson Fani Zulu could not be reached for comment. The company has repeatedly had to push back its self-imposed deadline for resolving the problem.
Politicians warring for votes on the country's lamp posts are decidedly unhappy at attacks on their carefully composed posters.
Clutching an exam pad and diary, former bouncer Gary Beuthin took notes from almost the instant he stepped into the Randburg Magistrate's Court on Thursday. Wearing a grey and white T-shirt, blue tracksuit pants and shackles at his ankles, Beuthin seemed to scan the court for supporters as he walked in.
Defence counsel for three men accused of feeding a man to lions in Hoedspruit last year had to delay presenting their case on Thursday after one of the accused fell ill. "Accused number one tells me he's suffering from chest and throat pains," Mathews Kekana, counsel for Richard "Doctor" Mathebula, said outside the Phalaborwa Circuit Court.
Bedfordview residents east of Johannesburg were still without electricity by 6pm on Wednesday, the Ekurhuleni metropolitan municipality said. "It's still not on," said spokesperson Zweli Dlamini. Eskom spokesperson Fani Zulu could not be reached for comment. The company has repeatedly had to push back its self-imposed deadline for resolving the problem.
Politicians warring for votes on the country's lamp posts are decidedly unhappy at attacks on their carefully composed posters.
Clutching an exam pad and diary, former bouncer Gary Beuthin took notes from almost the instant he stepped into the Randburg Magistrate's Court on Thursday. Wearing a grey and white T-shirt, blue tracksuit pants and shackles at his ankles, Beuthin seemed to scan the court for supporters as he walked in.
Defence counsel for three men accused of feeding a man to lions in Hoedspruit last year had to delay presenting their case on Thursday after one of the accused fell ill. "Accused number one tells me he's suffering from chest and throat pains," Mathews Kekana, counsel for Richard "Doctor" Mathebula, said outside the Phalaborwa Circuit Court.
