Cape Town electrical engineers have slowly begun restoring power to parts of the metro, after a fire saw several areas left in the dark on Tuesday morning.
A vegetation fire on Monday night led to high-voltage power cables being damaged.
Several other electricity components along the line subsequently also blew as a result.
City Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said that following intense repairs, teams were now switching on parts of Woodstock, Tamboerskloof and the CBD.
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