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Durban among several KwaZulu-Natal areas facing water crisis as loadshedding downs infrastructure
By: News24Wire 12th December 2022 Hundreds of thousands of KwaZulu-Natal residents and holidaymakers are likely to celebrate Christmas without running water as electricity-powered... →
Joint Communiqué on impact of increased levels of loadshedding on Western Cape government services
9th December 2022 The Provincial Disaster Management Centre is receiving reports from municipalities in the Western Cape on the impact of load shedding on their... →
Barkly-West residents dying for water
6th December 2022 As Barkly-West’s water dries up once again, desperate residents are scooping water directly from the river, posing a significant threat to the... →
Eskom presents 6 000 MW fleet recovery plan, but describes 75% EAF target as ‘daunting’
By: Terence Creamer 15th November 2022 Electricity utility Eskom has outlined a plan to deliver 6 000 MW of much-needed capacity over the coming two years from its own fleet, primarily... →
Stop playing politics
By: Terence Creamer 11th November 2022 Recent events confirm that, while South Africa’s energy transition is firmly under way, political obstacles persist – ones that are undermining not... →
COSATU Free State condemns the failure of the Deputy President’s Office to ensure reliable supply of water and electricity to MAP Municipality
9th November 2022 The Congress of South African Trade Unions(COSATU) in the Free State is shocked that the Office of the Deputy President is sleeping on duty whilst... →
Dropped generator for Koeberg on track to arrive in December, Eskom tells Parliament 
By: News24Wire 3rd November 2022 Eskom has said it will meet the deadline to get a steam generator that suffered minor damage when it was dropped at a Chinese factory to Koeberg... →
Shutting of last Komati unit signals start of Eskom’s just energy transition journey 
By: Terence Creamer 31st October 2022 Eskom has announced that the final unit at the Komati power station in Mpumalanga was shut at midday October 31, officially signalling the end of... →
