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    South Africa’s Power Crisis: How Eskom’s Load Shedding Affects Millions

    by Motoni Olodun February 12, 2024
    by Motoni Olodun February 12, 2024

    South Africa’s state-owned power utility, Eskom, has announced that it will reduce the intensity of load shedding from stage 6 to stage 5 on Sunday from noon. This comes after …

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    South Africa’s Power Projects Face Funding Crisis Amid Energy Shortage

    by Motoni Olodun November 2, 2023
    by Motoni Olodun November 2, 2023

    South Africa, the third-largest economy and the highest energy consumer in Africa is facing a severe electricity crisis that threatens its economic and social stability. The country has been experiencing …

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    South Africa’s Power Crisis: Turkish Company Gets Green Light for Floating Power Plants

    by Motoni Olodun October 27, 2023
    by Motoni Olodun October 27, 2023

    South Africa, plagued by chronic power outages for years, may soon get some relief from an unlikely source: floating power plants. A Turkish company called Karpowership has won environmental authorization …

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    Nigeria’s Vast Hydropower Potential Offers Hope Amid Power Crisis.

    by Adenike Adeodun October 12, 2023
    by Adenike Adeodun October 12, 2023

    Despite a mounting power crisis, Nigeria’s vast hydropower capacity, which exceeds 14,000 MW, remains largely untapped. The federal government’s dominant grip on the sector is a significant barrier to change. …

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    South Africa’s Power Crisis Deepens as Two Major Cities Fail to Pay Eskom

    by Motoni Olodun October 5, 2023
    by Motoni Olodun October 5, 2023

    South Africa’s state-owned power utility, Eskom, is facing a worsening financial and operational crisis as two of its biggest customers, the cities of Pretoria and Ekurhuleni, have failed to pay …

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