Load-shedding will kick in at 9am on Thursday and is expected to run all the way through to 6am on Saturday, with a "high probability" it will continue throughout the weekend.
Eskom said in a statement at around 6.20am it was implementing stage 2 load-shedding as the loss of three additional units overnight has increased the shortage of capacity.
"There is a high probability that load-shedding will continue over the weekend as there is a need to replenish reserves for the coming week," the statement reads.
Emergency reserves are currently being utilised to supplement the shortage in capacity."
Click here for Nelson Mandela Bay's load-shedding schedule and domestic groups:
Load-shedding to resume on Thursday morning
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Load-shedding will kick in at 9am on Thursday and is expected to run all the way through to 6am on Saturday, with a "high probability" it will continue throughout the weekend.
Eskom said in a statement at around 6.20am it was implementing stage 2 load-shedding as the loss of three additional units overnight has increased the shortage of capacity.
"There is a high probability that load-shedding will continue over the weekend as there is a need to replenish reserves for the coming week," the statement reads.
Emergency reserves are currently being utilised to supplement the shortage in capacity."
Click here for Nelson Mandela Bay's load-shedding schedule and domestic groups:
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