OUT OF THE DARK?

21st October 2016

  

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Speaking in Parliament last week, Eskom group executive: generation Matshela Koko expressed supreme confidence that growth-sapping power cuts would not return to haunt South Africa. “Load-shedding is a thing of the past and is no longer part of our vocabulary,” he said. For a city such a Pretoria, pictured above, power stability will be essential not only for maintaining contentment among residents, but also if the city is to have any real prospect of reigniting economic growth.

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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