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As Eskom’s inability to deal with the power crisis in the country continues unabated, civil society has weighed in and given Minister of Mineral Resources Gwede Mantashe 10 days to address the electricity crisis. Eskom loadshedding

As power utility Eskom’s inability to deal with thecontinues unabated, the frustration caused by stage 4 and 6 rolling blackouts that resulted in power outages has had chaotic consequences.

By accelerating the country’s renewable energy and storage capacity challenges, they want procurement of 13 600 MW of renewable energy and 1 575 MW of storage. The Electricity Governance Initiative is calling for Minister to issue more contracts for independent power producers to provide renewable energy onto the national grid.For rolling blackouts to be dealt with, Eskom needs an additional 50 000 MW of generation capacity for the national grid over the next decade.

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Such a small issue ut a huge hassle

Why not Pravin Jamndas Gordhan?🤔

How many days will Pravin get?

Why gwede not Pravin since he is the running the SOEs

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