
Loadshedding







Local businesses are finding it difficult to keep their doors open due to additional costs brought on by loadshedding, sparking fears across South Africa.

A KwaZulu-Natal farmer, Alan Stratford posted a series of videos on social media showing the devastating impact loadshedding has had on his dairy business.

In his weekly newsletter, President Cyril Ramaphosa said that, while he understands the frustrations of citizens, there is no easy solution to end loadshedding.

State-owned power utility, Eskom has rubbished claims that it would implement permanent Stage 2 and Stage 3 loadshedding across the country going forward.

Eskom has announced that South Africans should brace for permanent Stages 2 and 3 loadshedding for the next two years. Peeps have shared reactions to the news.

Sonia Mnele posted angry Tweets after she suffered long hours without electricity. She tagged President Ramaphosa asking him why she had no power at her house.
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