There will be a planned maintenance by the City of Cape Town Electricity Generation and Distribution Department. Image: iStock.
No electricity in these Tshwane areas due to Eskom maintenance
Eskom plans an 8:30 to 17:00 electricity interruption in parts of Tshwane. Here are the areas that are going to be affected…
There will be a planned maintenance by the City of Cape Town Electricity Generation and Distribution Department. Image: iStock.
On 16 January 2024, Eskom will interrupt electricity in Ga-Rankuwa for maintenance from 8:30 to 17:00. Affected areas include Ga-Rankuwa Zones 7-10, 17, Ga-Rankuwa View Hebron, Kgabalantsane, and Toro Ya Africa.
Residents should treat all appliances as live for safety during the outage. Eskom appreciates the cooperation and apologises for any inconvenience caused by the maintenance.
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“For safety, treat all electrical appliances as live at all times during the power supply outage,” advises Eskom.
Plan for the disruption, take necessary precautions and stay informed about updates.
Crucial maintenance boosts electrical reliability
Maintenance is pivotal for enhancing the distribution system’s performance, addressing potential issues, and ensuring a more reliable electricity supply in the future.
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Although inconvenient, Eskom assures customers that this step is necessary for the community’s long-term benefit.
Residents are encouraged to adhere to safety guidelines during maintenance for a smooth and secure experience.
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Eskom urges informed cooperation
Eskom emphasises the importance of staying informed and appreciates the community’s cooperation during this essential maintenance.
The inconvenience is regrettable, but Eskom assures residents that it is a crucial step towards a more reliable electricity supply. By following safety guidelines and planning accordingly, residents contribute to the long-term well-being of the community’s electrical infrastructure.
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