Ongoing electricity disruption threatens to affect South Africa's economy. It is estimated that in 2020 load shedding cost South Africa's economy R500 million per stage, per day.
2022/05/16/south-africa-battling-shortfall-of-generating-capacity-eskom-announces-load-shedding
2022/05/16/south-africa-battling-shortfall-of-generating-capacity-eskom-announces-load-shedding
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