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https://youtube.com/watch?v=aA0zXiqmX5c&si=tkjr_l61K6WZX2T3 After almost a year of uninterrupted power supply we now will be paying a lot more for that power. Nersa has approved a 12.7 percent increase to drop in form April. Furthermore, almost 12 percent hike is expected to be implemented over the next two years. Follow the link above as eNCA further discuss this with Steven Mathetsa from the African Energy Leadership Centre at WITS University.

Inquiry into the Highgate Hotel Massacre Continues East London - Chilling memories from Highgate Hotel Massacre to Survivors are recounted Some of them testified at the equiry into the attack in East London. No one has ever been held accountable for the massacre that left five dead and seven injured. It's believed one of the key witnesses is a man who is currently in prison. https://youtu.be/2HIAXHsmjEM?si=okqb0Y6nnKiY1LzR

BREAKING NEWS WARNING‼️ Eskom has issued a warning about a high risk of load shedding this weekend due to increased demand and constraints on the power grid. The power utility has urged South Africans to use electricity sparingly to help reduce pressure on the system.

*Stage 4 blackouts may be implemented this weekend ~ Eskom* Friday 31 January 2025 - 15:09 Bad news all round for South African's relating to electricity. After 10 months with no blackouts, An alert for a high risk of rolling blackouts this weekend has been issued by Eskom. This follows after Thursday's announcement that Nersa's approved a 12.7 percent tarrif hike. Eskom is expected to hold an urgent briefing on Friday afternoon. "Over the past seven days, we have experienced several breakdowns that require extended repair times," Eskom Group Chief Executive, Dan Marokane said in a statement. "This has necessitated the use of all our emergency reserves, which now need to be replenished. "Consequently, we are closely monitoring the status of our current emergency reserves, and load-shedding up to Stage 4 may be implemented over the weekend.” Sources, Image Smilefm.co.za