SA has gone over 230 days without load shedding. Eskom points to improved plant performance, fewer outages and a more stable ...

A prominent energy expert has predicted that government’s revised unbundling strategy for Eskom will bring back load-shedding.

Eskom’s 2025/26 Summer Outlook, released in September, projects no load shedding for the period ending March 2026.

The energy crisis in South Africa has prompted continued calls for government action, and officials in January said an energy action plan announced last year is starting to be implemented. The plan ...

With only minor interruptions, Eskom delivered consistent electricity in 2025 and plans further improvements to reduce load reduction by 2026.

*I grew up in Nigeria where you could have no light for days and weeks. The Generator business is booming still. Who would want it to end? NEPA is an abbreviation for National Electric Power Authority ...

South Africa has had over 200 days free of interrupted power supply, indicating that Eskom's power system remains stable.

South African companies struggled with multiple headwinds at the start of the second quarter, load shedding in particular. A renewed rise in new business thus largely translated into a pile-up in ...

Power cuts in South Africa in recent weeks have, for many in the population, dropped from 12 to as little as two hours a day. But the country is “not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination ...

AIIM is part of Old Mutual Alternative Investments and manages private-equity funds that invest in African infrastructure. The firm, which has $2.4bn under management, recently upgraded its new ...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said the end of load shedding in South Africa is “finally within reach” during a State of the Nation Address on Thursday. The president said the South African ...

Cape Town — Only in extreme and emergency cases would there be load-shedding in the cold winter months, says Minister of Public Enterprises Alec Erwin. Speaking at an Economic, Investment and ...