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Eskom records 505 arrests as infrastructure crime losses fall to R191 million

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Eskom records 505 arrests as infrastructure crime losses fall to R191 million

Eskom says infrastructure crime incidents fell by 13% in the year to March 2026, while estimated losses dropped 18% to R191 million.

The utility recorded 505 arrests and 13 convictions as it intensified efforts against theft, vandalism and sabotage.

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