Kusile’s Demeber deadline, fast-food adapts, Cholera deaths grow, Mashaba’s book taken off the shelves.
: Electricity Minister Kgosietsho Ramokgopa says three units at Kusile power station will come back online in December this year and will be able to mitigate three stages of load shedding. However, Ramokgopa said he could not guarantee that South Africa would not hit stage 8 in the coming months. He said that until the three units are fixed at Kusile, he cannot confidently state that South Africa will avoid stage 8.
Over the last financial year, the group’s operating profit increased by more than one-third to R860.9 million, citing the end of the Covid-19 pandemic for the improvement in South African sales. [: The cholera death toll in Hammanskraal, Gauteng, has risen to 15, with many more admitted to hospital with the disease. The City of Tshwane said that response teams were sent to test the water, and water tankers were dispatched to the area.
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