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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (Mbizana) electricity tariffs 2026/27

What a household supplied by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (Mbizana) pays for electricity from 1 July 2026, on each of its 2 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 Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (Mbizana)’s 2 household tariffs, cheapest first:

Domestic conventional: Homelight, 80 A to 100 AR2,257.04+R204.60 (+10.0%) on 2025/26
Basic chargeper monthR461.65
Energy, block 150 kWh × 212.26cR106.13
Energy, block 2300 kWh × 272.91cR818.73
Energy, block 3150 kWh × 384.09cR576.13
VAT at 15%R294.40
For the monthR2,257.04

The decision doesn’t say whether its tariffs include VAT; 15% added, as municipal tariffs are usually quoted without it. Source: NERSA decision, page 21.

Domestic prepaid: Homelight, 20 A to 100 AR2,269.92
Basic chargeper monthR461.65
Energy, block 150 kWh × 201.71cR100.86
Energy, block 2300 kWh × 278.40cR835.20
Energy, block 3150 kWh × 384.09cR576.13
VAT at 15%R296.08
For the monthR2,269.92

The decision doesn’t say whether its tariffs include VAT; 15% added, as municipal tariffs are usually quoted without it. A figure in this tariff looks misprinted in the decision (it doesn’t match its own increase); it’s used as printed. Source: NERSA decision, page 20.

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