Loadshedding
Many South Africans believed loadshedding had returned amid predictions by energy experts that scheduled power cuts could return in the winter months.
South Africans were not convinced after a publication identified Bheki Nxumalo as the man behind the country not experiencing loadshedding for almost two months.
Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said Monday marked 54 days and counting without load shedding, a significant achievement with the dedication of the leadership.
While South Africa braces for the winter season, Alumo Energy has warned homeowners to prepare for significant increases in their electricity bills.
The EFF has yet again called for the voting age to be lowered to 16 years and a voting registration requirement to be scrapped, Mzansi is asking if they are ready?
Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa addressed businesses in KwaZulu-Natal and assured them that loadshedding wouldn't affect their businesses post-elections.
The African Movement Congress (AMC), led by Roy Moodley, plans to end loadshedding and create millions of jobs for a brighter South African future.
President Cyril Ramaphosa commended Eskom for keeping the lights on for six weeks, a sign of the improved performance of Eskom’s electricity power stations.
Eskom has denied that it's spending billions of rand to burn diesel to avoid power cuts. The country has enjoyed over a month without rolling blackouts since April.
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