[ICYMI] High Court rules hospitals, schools be exempt from blackouts
Public Enterprises Minister, Pravin Gordhan has been given 60 days to take all reasonable steps to ensure these establishments are not impacted by
electricity blackouts.Some political parties, including ActionSA, took the department to court in a bid to spare clinics, hospitals and schools from blackouts.
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