Centlec goes digital

Staff reporter

Bloemfontein – The Mangaung-based power utility, Centlec SOC, has once again led from the front.

Having recorded R1 billion in revenue in the first quarter, Centlec has now launched the Khantsha App, which will benefit both consumers and the power utility.

In an exclusive interview with Thulo Mophethe, the man behind the app, he explains what it is about.

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Centlec is busy with other apps, and Neo Ramohlakoane talks about what they are currently piloting.

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Ramohlakoane and Mophethe talk about the intranet, website and MMS apps they have developed.

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The Kgantsha App makes life easier for end users by allowing them to track faults and power outages.

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In other related news, students from CUT are currently undergoing practical workplace training at the Centlec Training and Development Centre.

The Electrical Engineering students will be at Centlec until March as part of their academic requirements.

Court Victiory
Bloemfontein High court has dismissed an application by Michael Family Trust, owners of Lochlogan Waterfront PTY in the R150 million debt owed to Centlec.

Michael Family tried to block Centlec from disconnecting its electricity due to outstanding bill and approached the court in January 2024.

This paves the way to cut the power off if no payment arrangement is made.

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