South Africa’s Eskom to cut 2,000 MW of power

JOHANNESBURG: South Africa’s Eskom will implement rolling power cuts from 1000 GMT to 2000 GMT on Wednesday, the power utility said on its official Twitter page.

The state-owned power utility said it would cut 2,000 megawatts of electricity from the strained grid.

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Africa’s most advanced economy is in the midst of its worst electricity crisis since 2008 and Eskom implements frequent power cuts to prevent the national grid from being overwhelmed.

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