Western Cape farmers agree they must reduce their reliance on Eskom and work together to ensure the future of the industry.
Power cuts have led to billions of rand in losses for the agricultural sector and it’s having dire consequences on food security, job security and economic growth. The Western Cape Government has organised an energy summit to specifically discuss and seek solutions for the industry.
Farmers say their businesses are suffering under the strain with some forced to lay off staff or put them on reduced working hours. Ayesha Ismail reports. CourtesyThey say power cuts are costing them billions.The provincial government is holding a two-day energy summit to discuss solutions.* eNCA's Ayesha Ismail reports.
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