Eskom has announced that loadshedding will be escalated to stage 6 during the night, starting at 9pm on Tuesday and lasting until 5am on Wednesday. Stage 6 nightly load shedding will then be implemented from 4pm until 5am, until further notice.
Eskom has announced that loadshedding will be escalated to stage 6 during the night, starting at 9pm on Tuesday and lasting until 5am on Wednesday.
Also read:While three have been brought back online, the activation of another three units has been postponed.The implementation of loadshedding will be escalated to Stage 6 during the night, starting at 21:00 tonight until 05:00 on Wednesday morning. Stage 6 nightly loadshedding will then be implemented at 16:00 -05:00 until further notice
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