The manager at a Parow purified water shop said that business definitely took a dip since the rolling blackouts made a comeback.
CAPE TOWN - Cape Town residents are fed-up over government’s inability to solve Eskom’s ongoing electricity generation challenges.READ: How to check your load shedding schedule
Eskom has warned that as the power generation shortages persist over the coming weeks, blackouts would continue to be implemented at various stages. Another shop owner explained that the situation left him and his family feeling very exposed to danger.
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