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Inxuba Yethemba electricity tariffs 2026/27

What a household supplied by Inxuba Yethemba pays for electricity from 1 July 2026, on each of its 3 household tariffs, worked out from the tariffs NERSA approved for 2026/27, and how that compares with last year. Change the amount you use to see your own bill.

500 kWh in a 30-day summer month, prepaid, 60 A single-phase supply, VAT included, on each of Inxuba Yethemba’s 2 household tariffs, cheapest first:

3. Domestic prepaidR1,737.14+R143.60 (+9.0%) on 2025/26
Energy, block 150 kWh × 214.70cR107.35
Energy, block 2300 kWh × 276.03cR828.09
Energy, block 3150 kWh × 383.41cR575.12
VAT at 15%R226.58
For the monthR1,737.14

The decision doesn’t say whether its tariffs include VAT; 15% added, as municipal tariffs are usually quoted without it. Source: NERSA decision, page 20.

2. Domestic conventional, including churchesR2,056.67+R169.95 (+9.0%) on 2025/26
Basic chargeper monthR280.00
Energy, block 150 kWh × 214.79cR107.40
Energy, block 2300 kWh × 275.69cR827.07
Energy, block 3150 kWh × 382.63cR573.94
VAT at 15%R268.26
For the monthR2,056.67

The decision doesn’t say whether its tariffs include VAT; 15% added, as municipal tariffs are usually quoted without it. Source: NERSA decision, page 20.

For households that qualify (registered indigent households, lifeline and free basic electricity), which the municipality approves:

1. Domestic indigentR1,657.00+R136.95 (+9.0%) on 2025/26
Energy, block 150 kWh × 211.75cR105.88
Energy, block 2300 kWh × 275.68cR827.04
Energy, block 3150 kWh × 338.63cR507.95
VAT at 15%R216.13
For the monthR1,657.00

The decision doesn’t say whether its tariffs include VAT; 15% added, as municipal tariffs are usually quoted without it. Source: NERSA decision, page 19.

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