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Loadshedding stage 4 continues until Sunday

Stage 3 will then be implemented from 5am on Sunday morning until 5am on Monday morning with further loadshedding expected throughout next week.

South Africa’s power woes continue, with Eskom announcing the extension of stage 4 loadshedding until Sunday.

Stage 3 will then be implemented from 5am on Sunday morning until 5am on Monday morning with further loadshedding expected throughout the week.

Although not specifying for how long the power cuts will continue, Eskom said they will “provide the outlook for the week ahead” on Sunday.

Some units have come back online since loadshedding was extended on Wednesday, but over 23 000MW remains offline between planned repairs and breakdowns.

The most recent breakdowns include units at Kriel, Majuba and Tutuka stations over the past 24 hours.

“Eskom apologises for the continued and unfortunate loadshedding, which is implemented as a last resort in view of the shortage of generation capacity and the need to attend to breakdowns and carry out planned maintenance to return units to service,” said the power utility in a release this afternoon.

Your times until Sunday can be found below.

Stanger Northern Grid:
(Tinley Manor to Zinkwazi)

Friday: 3pm-5.30pm and 11pm-1.30am.

Saturday: 5am-7.30am, 1pm-3.30pm and 9pm-11.30pm.

Sunday: 5am-7.30am, 1pm-3.30pm and 9pm-11.30pm.

Ballito Southern Grid:
(Tinley Manor to Zimbali)

Friday: 3pm-5.30pm and 11pm-1.30am.

Saturday: 5am-7.30am, 1pm-3.30pm and 9pm-11.30pm.

Sunday: 1pm-3.30pm and 9pm-11.30pm.


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James Anderson

James has been at The North Coast Courier since 2020, covering sport, culture and municipal news. If he's not on his 10th cup of coffee trying to make deadline, you can probably find him watching any and all South African sport and the latest movie releases.
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