Eskom is requesting people to continue using electricity sparingly.
File: The power utility says it's anticipated that load-shedding may have to be implemented until Thursday.JOHANNESBURG - Eskom has announced it will implement Stage 1 load-shedding on Monday from 9am until 11pm.
The power utility says it's anticipated that load-shedding may have to be implemented until Thursday. Eskom says the system is currently constrained because a number of units are still on unplanned breakdown.
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