Load shedding for three months? Power cuts 'likely' until November

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Load shedding for three months? Power cuts 'likely' until November

Right, who had 'indefinite load shedding' on their 2020 disaster card? Eskom's own forecast says rolling blackouts are likely for the next few months.

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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