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Zola without power

By: David Fourie

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TARKASTAD – Large parts of Zola township have had a power interruption since Saturday at 2.30am. While electricians were dispatched on Saturday morning, the matter was not resolved and residents were still without electricity on Monday afternoon. There has been no indication from the municipality as to what the cause is, nor what steps are being taken to remedy the situation.

THE Story will host a Valentine’s dinner on February 14. Tickets are available from Kitty Phillips (082-899-8155) and Busi Pita (063-411-7148) at R300 per couple. Limited space is available – book early!

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