Eskom says Stage two load-shedding will continue on Monday with delays in maintenance while COVID-19 has also impacted the utility significantly.
Those hoping for a return to normality and uninterrupted power supply will be disappointed.
It says the return to service of some generation units has been delayed.
Eskom spokesperson Sikonathi Mantshantsha said, “definitely Eskom has been impacted and its suppliers, we have given an example in the media statement.”
“One of our suppliers that’s doing maintenance at Medupi power station where there are 78 employees of the contractor, 46 of them this week tested positive for COVID-19.”
More Stories
Dut And Lenovo Launches Robogirl 2022 To Train Young Female Learners On Coding And Robotics
EFF To Open Racial Discrimination Case With HRC Following Racist CT Pub Incident
NEC Resolves For Ramaphosa To Remain ANC President
Mabuza Implicated In R35bn Land Claim Scam
Parts Of Joburg Without Power After Severe Storms
MPs Vote To Move Phala Phala Debate To Next Week
Ramaphosa Will Not Resign, Spokesperson Says
Majodina Says There’s No Reason To Panic
ANC NEC To Meet Again On Phala Phala
Stage 2 Blackouts From 4pm
ANC NEC To Have Emergency Meeting
Mantashe Trashes Phala Phala Report