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IN CONVERSATION WITH ISAAC MANGENA - CITY POWER

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City Power has raised serious concern over a sustained increase in electricity infrastructure theft and vandalism recorded during January 2026, warning that these crimes pose a direct threat to power supply stability, public safety, and the functioning of essential services across Johannesburg. According to the utility, a total of 112 infrastructure-related incidents were recorded across its Service Delivery Centers in just one month, highlighting the scale and persistence of the problem.
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