Here is Eskom’s latest planned load-shedding schedule for the weekend.
is that it will implement stage 2 instead of stage 1 load-shedding on Friday evening between 16:00 and midnight.
The state-owned power utility also said load-shedding during the evening peak is confirmed until at least Saturday.A table provided alongside Eskom’s latest load-shedding schedule update shows the utility has pre-emptively kept stage 1 load-shedding for Sunday evening between 16:00 and midnight.Stage 2Sunday, 24 July 2022, 16:00-24:00 —Below is the revised timetable showing Eskom’s new load-shedding schedule for Friday and over the weekend.
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