[TRENDING] Ramaphosa: Eskom steadily improving
Eskom's CEO Andre de Ruyter warned the country could likely experience load-shedding for the next five years because of old power stations. Ramaphosa says the government will continue its effort to bring new power generation capacity online.
The power will be produced from a range of sources, including solar, wind, liquified natural gas and battery storage, mainly in the private sector.
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