The president is planning to tackle Stage 6 loadshedding. Cyril Ramaphosa announced the cancellation of his trip to Switzerland to resolve the energy crisis, leaving citizens eye-rolling. Read more 👇 Loadshedding Ramaphosa
Ramaphosa previously also halted his work trip abroad to deal with the country’s energy crisis.
The president’s cancelled trip was met with unimpressed reactions from social media users, with many unsure of what purpose it would serve.“What difference will it bring?”“We don’t care. We want our power back.We are paying bills for staying in the dark.”“We are ready to cancel him and the ANC. Time to step down from the power that they uphold. We have become a failed state.”
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