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The SACP continues to lament rolling blackouts, calling for its immediate end. General Secretary Solly Mapaila says the government needs to solve the electricity crisis and stop rolling blackouts immediately. Loadshedding

He called for the government to solve the electricity crisis and stop rolling blackouts immediately. South Africa is currently experiencing continuing rolling blackouts.

SACP General Secretary Solly Maphaila delivers keynote address at the anniversary of Joe Slovo’s death:Mapaila says load shedding is not only the result of state capture at Eskom, but of a failed Neo-Liberal paradigm adopted by the government.

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