Eskom announced that it will be implementing load reduction in different parts of Ekurhuleni townships for five hours on 11 July. Many were unhappy.
It announced that areas in Ekurhuleni, including Vosloorus, Tsakane and Spruitview, will experience load reduction until 10 pm's current affairs journalist, covered issues like loadshedding, fuel prices, and environmental affairs during his seven years at Daily Sun and Vutivi Business News.WJ Levien said:
"Load reduction is just the new term for load shedding. Good going, guys. I knew you couldn't keep this streak up forever.""It is worth noting that some on the list do not pay Eskom and therefore fall into the loadshed category.""People from those areas are proud they are not paying electricity.
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