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05/02/2026

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27/01/2026

If you have a solar installation then you must listen to this!

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[READ] OUTA criticises Eskom and municipal threats over household solar registration as impractical, irrational and unfair.

Safe, compliant solar installations behind the meter should not face coercive enforcement.

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21/11/2025

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27/10/2025

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09/09/2025

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Eskom may be fighting a losing battle in what some consider to be an underhanded attempt to discourage private solar power uptake.

04/09/2025

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The City of Johannesburg has repealed its controversial CCTV by-law following legal challenges from the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse and the South African property Owners’ Association.

02/09/2025

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South Africans who have invested in or are planning to switch to rooftop solar may see a significant reduction in registration costs with Eskom.

02/09/2025

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Eskom continues to mislead the public regarding the legality of its onerous solar power system registration rules.

30/07/2025

🚔📹ATTORNEY RECORDS POLICE WITH CELLPHONE AND GETS ARRESTED: Court affirms that Citizens Have the Right to Question Police Without Fear of Arrest.

In a decisive ruling that reaffirms constitutional rights, the Johannesburg High Court declared that citizens are entitled to ask questions and demand explanations from law enforcement officers about their conduct, without such actions being misinterpreted as obstruction or interference.

The case involved attorney Mr. Jacobs, who was arrested during a roadblock set up near his home in Kempton Park. Jacobs had approached the officers to request the relocation of the roadblock due to the disturbance it caused. When his request was ignored, he began recording the scene with his cellphone in order to file a complaint with the appropriate authorities.

Despite behaving calmly, Jacobs was arrested without explanation, handcuffed aggressively, and detained overnight in poor conditions. His wife, who observed the events, testified that Jacobs was sober and non-confrontational. Video footage presented to the court showed Jacobs peacefully filming the roadblock, contradicting the arresting officer’s claims that Jacobs was aggressive and intoxicated.

The court held that Jacobs’ actions, questioning the officers and recording them, did not constitute a criminal offence or interference with police duties. Judge Twala emphasized that “citizens are entitled to ask questions and are entitled to explanations from the law enforcement officers in respect of their conduct and that cannot be regarded as interference with the ex*****on of their lawful duties.”

The arrest, executed without a warrant, was ruled unlawful, and so was the subsequent 26-hour detention. The court awarded Jacobs a total of R250,000 in damages—R100,000 from the Minister of Police for the unlawful detention and R150,000 from the metro police for the unlawful arrest.

The judgment reinforces the constitutional values of freedom, dignity, and accountability, asserting that law enforcement must respect the public's right to transparency and fair treatment.

Case Reference:
Jacobs v Minister of Police and Others (2021/6576) \[2025] ZAGPJHC 722 (12 June 2025).

29/07/2025

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20/05/2025

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20/05/2025

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