Seven-day load-shedding schedule for your suburb

With load-shedding back in full swing, here is the coming week’s schedule for the area you live in

Eskom, the country’s national electricity supplier, announced that they have reverted back to load-shedding as a means to avoid blackouts this winter. They have stated, “Load-shedding is conducted as a measure of last resort to protect the power system from a total collapse or blackout.” This decision has been received by residents and business owners not only with anger and disappointment but also confusion.

The confusion is based on when and where the next scheduled load-shedding occur. Although City Power has put up a page on their website for residents and business owners to find out if their area will be affected, many are still left in the dark about their suburbs. Below are details of load-shedding schedules between the dates 19 and 25 June for areas covered by the Randburg Sun.

Section 8B which includes:

Blairgowrie, Bordeaux, Cresta, Darrenwood, Fontainebleau, Jacanlee, Kelland, Linden Ext, Randpark, Randpark Ridge, Robin Acres, Robin Hills, Robindale, Windsor, Windsor East and Windsor West.

Section 8B which includes:

Beverly Gardens, Boskruin, Boskruin Ext, Bromhof, Bromhof Ext, Bryanbrink, Bryanston Ext, Bush Hill Estate, Ferndale, Ferndale Ext, Golden Harvest, Malanshof, Ruiterhof, Sharonlea Ext, Sonneglans Ext and Strydom Park.

Section 8A which includes:

Kya Sands Ext, North Riding, North Riding AH, North Riding Ext, Northwold, Northwold Ext, Sharonlea, Sundowner and Sundowner Ext.

Section 2B which includes:

Johannesburg North, Jukskei Park, Kya Sands, Noordhang and Olivedale.

Section 3B which includes:

Honeydew and Honeydew Ext.

Section 4A which includes:

Kensington B

Section 6B which includes:

Windsor Glen

Stages three to five of your particular neighbourhood can be found by following the link provided by City Power: https://www.citypower.co.za/customers/Pages/Load_Shedding.aspx

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