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State-owned enterprise Eskom announced that the country would experience Stage 6 loadshedding after multiple units at three power stations broke down.

Eskom has announced that it was implementing Stage 3 loadshedding until further notice, but South Africans believe it's because of the failed budget speech.

Eskom announced that loadshedding has been suspended after implementing Stage 3 loadshedding over the weekend. South Africans don't believe that it's gone.

South Africans were angry at the return of loadshedding, which Eskom announced on 31 January 2025 due to unexpected breakdowns at power stations.

Eskom warned that there is a high risk of loadshedding this weekend, but many feel the power utility is throwing tantrums for not getting their 36% tariff increase.

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has approved a a 12.7% tariff hike for Eskom, but South Africans have had enough of having to pay more.

Kliptown residents ensured that City Power officials could not disconnect illegal connections by protesting in the complex, but South Africans slammed the behaviour.

The Minister of Electricity, Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, said electricity is too expensive for the average person and said tariff hikes won't be steep.

Eskom celebrated preventing loadshedding for 300 days, and said it is aiming for 365 days. South Africans criticised it for load reduction and continued outages.
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