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WATCH: President Ramaphosa addresses the media on load shedding

11 December 2019, 3:35 PM  |
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The UDM blames the electricity crisis on the alleged incompetence of the governing party.

The UDM blames the electricity crisis on the alleged incompetence of the governing party.

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The UDM blames the electricity crisis on the alleged incompetence of the governing party.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says sabotage was partly to blame for the power shortages that led to load shedding. The President is speaking at Eskom’s Megawatt Park north of Johannesburg.

 

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