Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan has apologised to South Africans for the inconvenience caused by the current loadshedding incidents and says it will take some time to solve the crisis.
The minister has acknowledged that Eskom has not communicated sufficiently with the public, adding that they will work closely with municipalities, businesses and the public in order to improve communication about planned outages. Eskom supplies more than 90 percent of the power in South Africa but has suffered repeated faults at its coal-fired power stations, along with low water levels at hydroelectric plants,diesel shortages and loss of imports from Mozambique.
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