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Eskom announced that stage 6 loadshedding would resume on Monday following last week's industrial action and would gradually be reduced to stage 5 and lower.
Mineral resources and energy minister Gwede Mantashe said that South Africa should blame public enterprises for the mess that Eskom and Mzansi is in right now.
Former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko has made it clear that he will not work for the power utility or any state-owned company if the current government is in charge.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says that he regrets the implementation of Stage 6 loadshedding and that nuclear power is too pricy and not an option in South Africa.
Eskom's load shedding has made one smart lady suggest that coal stoves should make a comeback. Mzansi could only agree with South Africa's electricity problems.
The African National Congress Youth League National Youth Task Team plans to take a stand against loadshedding following the implementation of Stage 6 outages.
Eskom workers at the Matla Power Station in Mpumalang, who are affiliated with the National Union of Mineworkers vowed to continue protesting over salaries.
Wage negotiations between Eskom and trade unions Num and Numsa are still ongoing despite the Minister of Public Enterprises saying a deal has been reached.
Eskom has announced that Stage 6 loadshedding will be implemented on Thursday, 30 June. This is due to the high level on absent staff and striking employees.
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