South Africans were only given a two-day reprieve from load shedding. ☹️Get the details here 👇
After South Africans were given a two-day reprieve from load shedding, Eskom on Sunday announced that the blackouts will return in the evenings from Monday to Wednesday.Eskom said that stage 2 load shedding will be implemented from 4pm to midnight on those days.
“Eskom will endeavour to limit load shedding to night-time to have minimal impact on the economy and population,” it said. The power utility said it will provide a further update on Wednesday afternoon “or as soon as any significant changes occur”.“Since Saturday two generation units at Kriel and a unit each at Kendal, Komati, Lethabo, Majuba and Matla power stations have returned to service. A generating unit each at Kendal and Kusile power stations were taken offline for repairs.”
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