Loadshedding
Eskom is celebrating reaching a milestone when it comes to loadshedding in the country, but many aren't convinced with the power utility's recent claims.
Next year could see a 40% in electricity prices, according to Energy Council CE James Mackay. South Africans have reacted to this new revelation.
Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa held a special briefing to announce slamming the breaks on South Africa's plan to procure 2,500MW of nuclear power on ice.
A teacher posted his learners' school projects, receiving amusing comments on TikTok. The learners had to create an electricity connection task, which they aced.
Three City Power employees were caught red-handed stealing copper rods worth R20,000 in Johannesburg. This year, R160 million has been lost to crime.
A Cape Town gent studied his meter box and realised Eskom's scamming ways and the swift decreasing of units per second. Mzansi threatened to protest.
Electricity Minister Kgosientsoe Ramokgopa says government will push ahead with the procurement of nuclear energy to deal with the country’s energy crisis.
Eskom praised itself and its employees for maintaining a prolonged suspension of loadshedding which lasted for over 100 days, most of which were in winter.
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