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The United Democratic Movement (UDM) wants an urgent debate of national importance on rolling blackouts and their impact on South Africa.

The United Democratic Movement wants an urgent debate of national importance on rolling blackouts and their impact on South Africa.

UDM Chief Whip, Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, has written to National Assembly Speaker, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, requesting the debate.This comes at a time when Eskom has been implementingKwankwa says, “South Africans are contending with Stage 6 load shedding as we speak and high fuel prices that will again rise at the end of this month. The crisis is deepening.

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