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2024
Eskom to take over Ekurhuleni loadshedding owing to city’s noncomplianceBy:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Online LOADSHEDDING State-owned utility Eskom will resume direct loadshedding for City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) customers after the city's repeated failure to adhere to its obligations in this regard. Eskom said in a statement on February 29 that it would take over the role of loadshedding for the CoE's customers from March 1.
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