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Eskom has announced a staggering loss of R23.9 billion for the financial year ended March 2023

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Public Enterprise Minister Gordhan announces changes to Eskom Board

Zuko Komisa Public Enterprise Minister Gordhan announces changes to Eskom Board. On Monday, Public Enterprise Minister Pravin Gordhan announced that Eskom chairman Mpho Makwana had resigned in a brief statement. Mteto Nyati, a current board member, is anticipated to succeed Makwana as chairwoman during this month's transfer process. Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to Energy Expert Adil Nchabeleng who gave an analysis on the changes announced by Gordhan […]

today10/10/2023

Eskom has announced a staggering loss of R23.9 billion for the financial year ended March 2023

NEWS

Gauteng municipalities owe the power utility Eskom R4.7 billion

Zuko Komisa Gauteng municipalities owe the power utility Eskom R4.7 billion. Power utility Eskom announced on Wednesday that Gauteng's municipal electricity debt continues to grow at an alarming rate. In 2022, Eskom incurred a net loss of R12.3 billion after-tax despite the power utility’s operating profit improving by 238% to R20.4 billion. According to Eskom, The City of Tshwane and the City of Ekurhuleni jointly owe Eskom R4.7 billion as […]

today05/10/2023

NEWS

Eskom suspends load-shedding for the long weekend

Zuko Komisa Photo by Yan Krukau: Eskom suspends load-shedding for the long weekend. Eskom stated that load shedding will be discontinued starting at 5:00 on Saturday, and outages won't start up again until Tuesday (September 26), due to the persistent improvement in generating availability and the anticipated decrease in demand over the holiday weekend. Stage 2 load shedding will continue to take place on Friday from 16:00 to 05:00. Stage […]

today22/09/2023

Eskom loadshedding

NEWS

Eskom has suspended load shedding until 4 pm 

Zuko Komisa Eskom has suspended load shedding until 4pm. Following an increase in the amount of available generation capacity, Eskom has decided to halt load shedding till this afternoon at 4pm. On Tuesday morning, the power utility made this announcement on social media. “With the improved available generation capacity and breakdowns significantly reduced to 13 577MW of generation capacity, load shedding will be suspended at 09:00 today until 16:00. “Thereafter, […]

today19/09/2023

Andre de Ruyter

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Andre De Ruyter may face legal action over “unauthorized” Eskom probe

Zuko Komisa Andre De Ruyter may face legal action over "unauthorized" Eskom probe. Advocate Lekgoa Mothibi, head of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU), told the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) that Eskom did not "authorize" the intelligence report into former CEO André de Ruyter's malfeasance. Point of View with Phemelo Motene spoke to legal expert, Mpumelelo Zikalala who gave an analysis following the SIU’s presentation in Parliament. Listen to […]

today13/09/2023

Stage 6

NEWS

Stage 6 is back for the rest of the week

By: Natasha Archary Image: iStock images Eskom has ramped up loadshedding between Stages 5 and 6 for the rest of the week, owing to the loss of a further 4 generating units. On Tuesday, 12 September, the power utility says the higher stages of loadshedding is needed to replenish the emergency generation reserves and increase planned maintenance. As a result Stage 5 loadshedding will be implemented until 16h00 on Tuesday, […]

today12/09/2023

quality of food due to loadshedding

Kaya Biz

South Africans unhappy with quality of food due to loadshedding

By: Natasha Archary Image: Adobe Stock South Africans are unhappy with the quality of food on supermarket shelves due to loadshedding, which is affecting how quickly food goes bad. Speaking to Gugulethu Mfuphi on Kaya Biz, Riaan Singh, Experience Consulting and Customer Transformation Leader at PwC South Africa, shares what the consumer sentiment is currently. In a recent study by PwC, the South African Retail Sentiment Index reveals that consumers […]

today06/09/2023

Eskom loadshedding

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Stage 6 is back until further notice

By: Natasha Archary Stage 6 loadshedding is back, and here to stay until further notice, says Eskom due to the loss of a further two generation units. On Monday, 04 September, the power utility pushed the country from Stage 4 and 5 to Stage 6 loadshedding overnight, citing that the Lethabo and Matla power stations would need to be shutdown for repairs. The rolling blackouts that plagued the country for […]

today05/09/2023

Stage 3

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South Africans can expect Stages 4 to 6 loadshedding until the end of the year

By: Natasha Archary Pexels South Africans can expect Stages 4 to 6 loadshedding until the end of the year, according to Energy Council of SA CEO, James Mackay. Mackay says while the country fluctuates between the highest stages of loadshedding this winter, things are looking up for Eskom, and the rolling blackouts are on their way out. Speaking to Cape Talk, Mackay said the Presidential Energy Action Plan and partnership […]

today11/08/2023

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