South African power cuts return
Power cuts return to South Africa after 10 months
Scheduled power cuts, commonly referred to as load-shedding in South Africa, have hindered the country's economic growth for over a decade. Since March last year, however, there have been no power cuts due to a significant improvement in Eskom's electricity supply, resulting in more than 300 consecutive days without outages. Enditem
Eskom’s leadership addresses the current state of load shedding and outlines plans for recovery and improvement in South ...
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On Thursday, the energy regulator announced it had approved a 12.7% tariff hike on electricity, which kicks in on 1 April.
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