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Invoke terrorism laws to deal with water mafias, says Human Rights Commission
The commission also said the sabotage of water services infrastructure should be considered a crime in terms of the Criminal Matters Amendment Act
Nelson Mandela Bay mayor suspects cable theft was ‘an act of sabotage’
Power was restored on Monday night to about 50 000 residents after days without electricity
Ramaphosa is wrong on the law, load-shedding litigants say
Only the government — not Eskom or municipalities — can address load-shedding by building more capacity and ensuring sufficient supply, the parties said
Eskom tackles sabotage as it searches for new chief executive
Utility beefs up security at power plants to prevent more damage as collusion cases are exposed
‘Load-shedding will continue until 2027’
Eskom has faced chronic power supply constraints over the last year
How Eskom is tackling sabotage at its power stations
Employees, including senior staff members and contractors, have stolen or deliberately broken equipment, which has contributed to load-shedding
SABC sued over ‘bad’ clip of Ramaphosa
A senior employee at the public broadcaster wants compensation for claims of ‘sabotage’
The sabotage that wasn’t at the SABC
There is no evidence to support the broadcaster’s claim that its employees had co-ordinated a plan to botch the president’s speech
Report: Israel engaged in covert war inside Iran
Israel is involved in a covert war of sabotage to delay Tehran’s efforts to develop a nuclear weapon, the Daily Telegraph said on Tuesday.
Eight arrested for French train sabotage
Eight members of an ultra-left anarchist group have been arrested in connection with a string of attacks on France’s rail network.