Eskom acting CEO says no power cuts this year

3rd May 2018

By: Reuters

  

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South African power utility Eskom, which is struggling from a financial crisis, said on Thursday that it would not resort to controlled power blackouts this year despite previous reports that it was facing coal shortages.

"There will not be load-shedding this year," said Eskom's acting CE Phakamani Hadebe, referring to forced interruptions to power supply.

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