SA Government Aims at Ending Load Shedding

SA Government Aims at Ending Load Shedding. Many people thought that come warmer days, we will experience less of load Shedding. Well, sadly that hasn’t been the case, as South Africa is having stage 6 load shedding, right in the middle of September.

As it is always the case, members of the public have expressed their grievances over the power cuts. There is so much inconvenience that comes with no electricity, including spoiled food, damage of appliances, loss of business, students not being able to study properly, communication breakdown due to no network among so many set back.

The South African government has acknowledged all these inconveniences, and took to their Twitter page to show empathy to residents. On the tweet the government says it understands the frustrations that people go through as they struggle to go on about their daily activities. Citizens have thus been assured that there a plan in the pipeline to end load shedding.

As far fetched as this may sound, the government has vouched that one day, this situation will be a thing of the past. The teams at Eskom are working around the clock to get things back to normal in no time. There is also a further R500m, which will be used to purchase more diesel, according to the statement. In the meantime, members of the public are urged to become part of the solution by using electricity sparingly.