By Tamlyn Canham
Eskom has announced that it will implement stage two load shedding on Friday.
The power cuts will last until 11 pm on Sunday.
“The loadshedding has been exacerbated by the forced shutdown of five generating units at the Medupi Power Station as a result of the inability to get coal into the units due to the heavy rain in the Lephalale area last night,” Eskom said in a statement.
Eskom to implement Stage 2 #loadshedding from 12:00 until Sunday at 23:00 pic.twitter.com/MhRsOPymUO
— Eskom Hld SOC Ltd (@Eskom_SA) February 5, 2021
City Power Johannesburg shared a list of the blocks that will be affected on Friday.
#JoburgUpdates #Loadshedding#stage2
Below see loadshedding scheduled for today. ^NN pic.twitter.com/A49hRj1X6q— @CityPowerJhb (@CityPowerJhb) February 5, 2021
#JoburgUpdates #Loadshedding #stage2
Rotational loadshedding will start from 12h00-16h30 affecting BLOCK 4B & 8B.Log a call on https://t.co/ntuSCWvBMT if you are without power and you are not scheduled for loadshedding.^NN pic.twitter.com/qRDDfgw9ZU
— @CityPowerJhb (@CityPowerJhb) February 5, 2021
#Loadshedding was trending on Twitter within minutes of Eskom’s announcement.
Some Twitter users joked that the coal must be wet again, others were not amused at all.
“In every SONA speech since 2018, President Ramaphosa has promised to address #loadshedding. Every year, it returns.”
In every SONA speech since 2018, President Ramaphosa has promised to address #loadshedding. Every year, it returns.
Watch #SMWX‘s preview of the #SONA2021: https://t.co/LPp3mJ7hGu pic.twitter.com/azqdVQiVGV
— Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh (@SizweMpofuWalsh) February 5, 2021
I was just thinking yesterday how we have so much electricity lately ?#Loadshedding
— Anomaly Named Tashi (@AmazingAnomaly) February 5, 2021
South Africa: Booze is back and it’s Friday, woohoo!!!
Eskom: Hold my beer!#Eskomsepoes #loadshedding
— OH LOOK…Squirrel (@Travesty_Kruger) February 5, 2021
@Eskom_SA all those engineers and THE RAIN got the better of you AGAIN?! Payroll needs to be shed imho #loadshedding
— it’s_sisa_k? (@KhozaSisa) February 5, 2021
Visit Eskom for more information about your area’s load shedding schedule or speak to your municipal officials.



