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In a statement on Thursday morning, Eskom said that Stage 2 load shedding will be implemented due to the loss of three additional units overnight that has increased the shortage in capacity.

Cape Town - Embattled power utility Eskom has announced that Stage 2 rotational load shedding will be implemented from 9 am on Thursday until 6 am on Saturday, with a high probability that load shedding will continue over the weekend.

In a statement on Thursday morning it said that Stage 2 load shedding will be implemented due to the loss of three additional units overnight that has increased the shortage in capacity. "There is a high probability that load shedding will continue over the weekend, as there is a need to replenish reserves for the coming week."

Unplanned outages or breakdowns were at 11 938 MW at 5:30 am on Thursday, while planned maintenance was at 4 654MW. Emergency reserves were at adequate levels and were used to supplement the shortage in capacity, said Eskom.

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