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Joburg lost more than R10bn in water leaks and stolen electricity, Dada tells Scopa

The City of Johannesburg is grappling with more than R10bn in losses across its water, electricity and housing entities.

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Joburg lost more than R10bn in water leaks and stolen electricity, Dada tells Scopa

The City of Johannesburg is grappling with more than R10bn in losses across its water, electricity and housing entities.

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Joburg's staggering R45.16 billion write-off highlights urgent need for financial accountability

Over the past five years, the City of Johannesburg has written off R45.16 billion in unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure, raising significant accountability concerns during a recent parliamentary…

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martedì 9 giugno 2026·businessday.co.za
Joburg lost more than R10bn in water leaks and stolen electricity, Dada tells Scopa
The City of Johannesburg is grappling with more than R10bn in losses across its water, electricity and housing entities.
martedì 9 giugno 2026·iol.co.za
City of Joburg admits audit failures as Parliament demands accountability
Johannesburg's leadership admits to significant governance and financial management issues following the Auditor-General's report, revealing deep-rooted challenges and a mixed…

Joburg lost more than R10bn in water leaks and stolen electricity, Dada tells Scopa

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Joburg lost more than R10bn in water leaks and stolen electricity, Dada tells Scopa

Joburg's staggering R45.16 billion write-off highlights urgent need for financial accountability

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Joburg lost more than R10bn in water leaks and stolen electricity, Dada tells Scopa

City of Joburg admits audit failures as Parliament demands accountability

Johannesburg writes off R45.16 billion in dubious expenditure over five years

Joburg's R45.16 billion write-off: A wake-up call for financial accountability

Johannesburg writes off R45.16 billion in dubious expenditure over five years

Joburg spends just 49% of capital budget as infrastructure crumbles

Joburg's staggering R45.16 billion write-off highlights urgent need for financial accountability