Loadshedding to continue at stage four

Stage four loadshedding has been implemented on Monday and willl continue until further notice, said Eskom on Sunday.

The power utility said since Saturday a unit each at Camden, Grootvlei, Lethabo and Majuba power stations suffered breakdowns and are undergoing repairs, while a unit each at Kriel and Lethabo power stations were returned to service.

Meanwhile, the return to service of a unit each at Duvha, Matla and Tutuka power stations have been delayed.

Large areas of Johannesburg are also experiencing water shortages.

 

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  • Stage four loadshedding has been implemented on Monday and willl continue until further notice, said Eskom on Sunday.
  • The power utility said since Saturday a unit each at Camden, Grootvlei, Lethabo and Majuba power stations suffered breakdowns and are undergoing repairs, while a unit each at Kriel and Lethabo power stations were returned to service.
  • Meanwhile, the return to service of a unit each at Duvha, Matla and Tutuka power stations have been delayed.
  • Large areas of Johannesburg are also experiencing water shortages.
  • #JoburgUpdates: Recovery of Eikenhof system.^PM pic.twitter.com/eGHeiwMoG3 — Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) January 30, 2023 #JoburgUpdates Daily water supply system status updates: Monday, 30 January 2023 (Morning) ^K pic.twitter.com/2QEZ1ERFIN — Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) January 30, 2023   Follow @SundayWorldZA on Twitter and @sundayworldza on Instagram, or like our Facebook Page, Sunday World, by clicking here for the latest breaking news in South Africa.