Cape Talk, Sunday evening

Customers are being urged to wait 15 to 30 minutes before switching on appliances, then turn them on gradually to avoid a sudden surge in demand that could overload the network. The utility is also set to meet with property owners and counselors today to discuss planned infrastructure upgrades, improved fire detection, and protection systems. Munge Ziko Ko, Eyewitness News, Johannesburg. Parliament's Police Portfolio Committee teacher person Ian K.

Cameron says the discovery of a woman's burnt body in Dafil Sekh Mitchell's plain on Saturday is a grim reminder that the country is still failing to protect women from violence. Cameron says the case has brought back memories of Sipoga Zuboy, whose body was also set to light after she was killed in Pal. He says the country cannot keep offering condolences while women continue to be murdered. Especially in such brutal ways. We need capable detectives, proper forensic investigations, and successful.

Prosecutions. Cameron says the government must also strengthen prevention, including opening the National Register for Sex Offenders with appropriate safeguards. Women deserve protection while they are alive, not just sympathy after they have been killed. Police say the circumstances surrounding the woman's death are being investigated. A look at your weather forecast for tomorrow. Hao Deng will be partly cloudy with isolated afternoon thunder showers. Temperatures, Johannesburg starting at a low.