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NEWS

“We are beginning to see these machines coming back into service” – Ramokgopa gives an update on Eskom

Zuko Komisa Image: Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramakgopa "We are beginning to see these machines coming back into service" Ramokgopa gives an update on Eskom. Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, the Minister in the Presidency in charge of electricity, has praised Eskom's actions, saying they had improved the security of the nation's energy supply. Speaking with the media about the Energy Action Plan's implementation, Ramokgopa stated that among Eskom's interventions are bettering plant […]

today10/04/2024

Point Of View

“We have turned the corner” – Ramokgopa says there’s improvement with the energy crisis

Zuko Komisa Image: Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramakgopa "We have turned the corner" - Ramokgopa says there's improvement with the energy crisis Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has said that South Africa is starting to make progress with the energy crisis. The Minister in the Presidency for Electricity briefed the media on Monday on the Energy Action Plan's implementation in Pretoria. Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to Electricity Minister, Kgosientsho Ramokgopa […]

today25/10/2023

weekly grid update

NEWS

Ramokgopa says the return of unit 1 at Kusile Power Station will help “recover South Africa’s economy”

Zuko Komisa Image: Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramakgopa The Kusile Power Station's unit 1's return to service, according to the Ministry of Electricity, is a significant step in "recovering South Africa's economy." After being taken offline in late 2018, the unit was brought back up a month and a half ahead of schedule, according to an announcement made by Eskom on Monday. Also Read: “My daughter likes smelling the couch when […]

today17/10/2023

Kusile Power Station

NEWS

Ramokgopa says we can’t rule out Stage 8

Dohne Damons Pitso Molemane While addressing the media at Kusile Power Station, Ramokgopa shared that the possibility of South Africans experiencing loadshedding Stage 8 can not be ruled out. The minister said that it would be "very irresponsible to declare by decree that there will be no stage 8." He says that he and the team at Eskom are doing all that they can to reduce the stages of loadshedding […]

today23/05/2023

Department of labour

NEWS

Department of Labour disconnects electricity at Tholimfundo Primary School

By: Pitso Molemane   The Department of Labour has disconnected the electricity at Tholimfundo Primary School. This after Kaya News reported on the unsafe learning conditions at the unfinished school. Occupational Safety and Health inspectors visited the school in Protea Glen, Extension 3 Soweto yesterday. As reported by Kaya News, the mobile classrooms have exposed electrical wires. Electrical connections in some of the containers hang loosely posing a risk to both […]

today01/02/2022

Eskom loadshedding

LINEUP

Kaya Biz: Eskom tariffs could increase by more than 40%

Kaya 959 Reporter Electricity price hikes could be possibly be a reality this year as Eskom gears up for an electricity tariff increase of a up to 40%. Stakeholders have until the 14th of January to submit written comments to energy regulator Nersa on Eskom tariffs that may increase by more than 40%, according to Nersa’s latest pro forma implementation plans. Click here for Nersa’s invitation to submit written comments. Also Read: […]

today12/01/2022

Candles

NEWS

SA not out of the load shedding woods just yet

By Kaya 959 Reporter While load shedding was suspended at 5am on Thursday, Eskom warned that the system remains at risk. This means Eskom could implement further load shedding at a moment's notice. "We have used the past six days of load shedding to conduct some repairs to generating units and to continue with the maintenance programme. "Even though we were able to replenish emergency generation reserves, we have had […]

today14/10/2021

NEWS

Eskom has offered to write off R5,3-billion off the electricity debt of Soweto residents

Kaya News Reporter  Eskom has offered to slash more than R5-billion off the debt of Soweto residents. This will leave them with a debt of R7.5-billion. Soweto is among the top 20 non-paying municipalities that owe 23% of Eskom's arrears. “The reduction in Soweto debt is mainly due to the write-off of prescribed debt of R5.3bn and write-back of non-compliant in duplum (double the amount) interest of R3.3bn,” Eskom states in […]

today06/09/2021

Heat from the sun

LIFESTYLE

[WATCH] No electricity, no problem. Woman cooks with heat from the sun

A woman from Qatar left social media users in shock when she posted a video of her cooking with nothing but the heat from the sun. Taking to Instagram, Ghadir Bender decided to show her followers just how hot it was in Qatar, so hot that she could cook outside on her balcony without a stove.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Coaching | Health […]

today02/07/2021

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