Eskom

On Sunday night, Eskom announced that load shedding have been suspended due to "sufficient recover in generation capacity".

On Sunday night, Eskom announced that load shedding have been suspended due to "sufficient recover in generation capacity".

Keep up to date with the latest headlines in South Africa as we cover what's happening all over the country.

As the rest of SA also start to explore independent power producers, Cape Town is taking a bigger step forward and away from Eskom.

Eskom has announced that South Africans can expect Stage 2 load shedding for the rest of the week due to generator breakdowns.

Despite the two municipalities owing more than R2 billion, Eskom will be forced to restore their power supply to the full maximum.

Eskom has announced that they are now obligated to shut down one-third of its coal-fired electricity generators after being denied to be exempt from air pollution laws.

Ramaphosa will detail the government's 'energy transition' plan.

Eskom says there is actual proof that supports its belief that sabotage is at play.

Eskom will install CCTV cameras at power plants.

Stage 4 loadshedding is highly possible, Ted Blom predicts.

Stage 2 loadshedding returns this week.

Keep up to date with the latest headlines in South Africa as we cover what's happening all over the country.

Eskom is urging the public to be mindful regarding their electricity usage after five power units failed on Tuesday afternoon.

Qunu villagers with no tap water were forced to dig their own small dam around a spring as municipalities leave Eskom bills unpaid and damages unrepaired.

Eight other suspects were arrested and charged with theft and vandalism.

Looks like there will be no blackouts this weekend.

Keep up to date with the latest news in South Africa as we cover ANC candidate battles to Eskom being blamed for yet another problem.

Johannesburg households endure up to five hours of no electricity outside of the loadshedding schedule.

This load shedding shift from stage 4 to stage 3 might come as a relief for most of the country as it means fewer power interruptions.

Keep up to date with the latest news in South Africa - and today's headlines seem only to be filled with Eskom problems.

The pro-black council pays the blame for loadshedding squarely on Andre de Ruyter.

Things could escalate this weekend, Eskom warned.

The ANC believes loadshedding may be the 'deliberate actions of some within Eskom for political ends.'