Eskom to implement load reduction AGAIN in 7 provinces on Wednesday

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Eskom to implement load reduction AGAIN in 7 provinces on Wednesday

Eskom will implement load reduction in the following districts between 17:00 and 22:00 on Wednesday, 28 April.

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