Brace yourself – the cash-strapped utility is implementing load shedding around the country, with today’s efforts kicking off at 11:30 this morning.
During yesterday’s parliamentary inquiry into state capture, Pravin sharpened the knife and went for the jugular. The former Eskom CFO was left squirming.
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Eskom is broken. National Treasury shocker. Zuma spy infiltrated Fees Must Fall. More George Bush Snr. groping allegations. SA’s best second hand cars. Scrabble world champ cheated. Italy miss out on World Cup. Russian Daredevil dies in Himalayan base jumping accident. Lord of the Rings TV show. T Swift’s record breaking album.
US student freed in N Korea in coma. Zuma’s Eskom mess. Trump bashes his own health care. Elephant crushes man in Zim. Ronaldo tax fraud. Stealth jets are choking pilots. Ryanair mile high club update.
Eskom warns of load shedding. Franziska’s murderer comes clean. Trump’s comfort eating. Body found on Table Mountain. SA Rugby World cup bid. Ariana Grande’s tribute concert. Pippa’s honeymoon.
Yesterday the Parliamentary oversight committee was handed the chance to put Eskom under the spotlight, and leading the charge was a fired up Pravin.
You might be aware that this past week has seen further Eskom / Gupta bombshells, so let’s break it down into the five key findings.
Molefe returns as Eskom CEO. Zuma misses deadline. White House’s FBI muddle. Trump back at Rosie. World’s biggest building project. Stellies students Nazi vibes. Harry Styles missed a stage dive. Kylie goes full Barbie. Jennifer Aniston’s sad prediction for modern-day Friends.
Huge news coming out the Western Cape High Court this morning, and a ruling that we should all be pretty stoked about.
It’s tough when the whole country is scrutinising your role in what is obviously widespread state capture, so of course you have a watertight alibi lined up. Don’t you?
Eskom has a knack for failing to deliver necessary services to the public, and now the Public Prosecutor has fired back with some stinging criticism.
Remember when you had to keep a constant eye on just when your home would be plunged into darkness? Ah, those were the days.
There was outrage yesterday as DStv announced a price hike taking effect from April of this year. So how’s that Netflix subscription looking?
Amongst the eight student protesters arrested one had a rather high profile father, none other than Eskom’s Brian Molefe.
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The Gupta’s will forever have their already sticky fingers in every pie of South Africa’s economy – and will do anything to keep it that way.
A week of electricity deserves nothing more than a national headline as Eskom attempts to encourage positivity with its epically failed brand.
The idea of sitting around a campfire is a winner, sure, but sometimes you want luxuries like light that won’t scold your face and a fully charged cellphone. You can have both pretty easily.
Let’s all give Eskom the collective middle finger. There, wasn’t that rather soothing? Now let’s stop being at their mercy and take matters into our own hands with this beaut.
We know that Eskom are pretty much the laughing stock of the country but it looks they have competition when it comes to their ineptitude. It could be worse.
I have no doubt you have heard this story trotted out before in the past few months, but this time it might actually have some teeth. Are we on the brink of disaster?
The gangs of Cape Town are apparently rather enjoying the Eskom outages as no one can see them coming. So what is The City doing about it?
So what does a birds-eye view of Eskom in action over the city of Cape Town look like then? Here’s your answer.
I was load shedded so many times last week that I have finally put away my electric kettle and now I only use my Le Creuset one on the stove. Sigh.
No one enjoys being plunged into darkness when someone decides to turn off our lights for us. Here’s the only survival kit you will ever need.
Eskom are set to dig deep in an internal investigation into problems at the company. Four board members have been sent to the naughty corner, including CEO Tshediso Matona.
Those guys over at Eskom are such jokers. As if we’re not having to deal enough with greater Cape Town burning down, we now have to actually do it in the dark.
Here’s a lighthearted article about Eskom and what the world thinks of our little energy crisis.
It looks like the bad guys are making use of load shedding timetables to target homes who don’t bother to set their alarms, or who might not have a backup battery for the alarm.