According to a Sunday Times report, copper extracted from City Power live power cables, technicians shot at, and collapsing substations are some of the problems illegal mining poses to the company. City Power blaming cable theft to the illegal mining scourge in Gauteng is not a new discovery. This has been happening for many years.
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