POLITICAL WEEK AHEAD: SA to continue in the dark
This week, SA will continue to be plagued by power blackouts. Eskom has announced stage 6 load-shedding until further notice, as a result of breakdowns at power stations.
Because of the Eskom crisis, President Cyril Ramaphosa has cancelled his trip to Davos, Switzerland, this week for the annual jamboree of world leaders, economists and investors. The discussions focus particularly on how the global community can reset priorities and reform systems as a response to emerging global threats...
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