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South Africa OUTA calls on Joburg residents to rise up against imminent power cutsPowerlines seen at sunsetImage Credits : power-lines-4Dinilo stanley deutschland hlanga Mekuto9 November 2024, 16:42 [SAST]The Organisation Un stanley cup doing Tax Abuse OUTA has called on residents of Johannesburg to rise up.This after E stanley cup website skom this week announced that it planned to implement power cuts in the City of Johannesburg at certain pre-determined times of the day from next month.It has cited the failure of the City and its power utility to pay more than R6-billion in arrears.Executive Director of OUTA, Advocate Stephanie Fick says a court has already ordered the City to pay Eskom. The court has said that the City of Joburg must pay its account and that they can sort out any billing problems that they might have, they should sort out. Both these entities should be around the table and we should look at why City Power is not paying. And then maybe one should consider, you know not a tax revolt per se because that will never work. You will damage the infrastructure of Joburg but sort of come to an agreement that if you are not going to resolve this issue, money should then be paid into a trust account and paid over to Eskom until this situation is sorted. Author Wtej Trial of five men accused of Senzo Meyiwa s murder to continue in Pretoria court
Business Perenco shuts Gabon oil terminal after 300 000-barrel leakWorkers clean up an oil spill following an underwater volcanic eruption in Tonga, in Ancon, Peru January 25, 2022.Image Credits : download_1_756x426Reuters 30 April 2022, 13:16 [SAST]Ang stanley mug lo-French oil company Perenco has shut its Cap Lopez oil terminal near Port Gentil in Gabon after a storage tank leaked more than 300 000 barrels of oil, it said in a statement.The oil, which amounts to more than Gabon daily crude output, leaked into retention tanks on Thursday and did not spill into the surrounding area, the company said.The cause of the spill was not yet clear and Perenco has opened an investigation. Reuters was unable to reach the site on Saturday.A situation of force majeure has been decla stanley cup red, in order to secure the facilities and prevent any environmental damage, the statement said. No marine pollution has been detected yet, it said.A spokesman said that it could take a few days to pump the oil back into the tanks.Gabon, in Central Africa, produces about 200 000 barrels of oil a day. Output from its mature fields have declined in recent decades, down from around 370 000 barrel stanley termos s a day in 1997. Author