Lower power import causes outages

Monday, March 03, 2014

Minister of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources (MEWR) Kitso Mokaila has said his ministry is working to ensure all four units at the Morupule B Power Plant are up and running in time for winter.

This comes after last week’s fresh wave of power outages which the minister said was a result of reduced imports from South Africa.

Mokaila was on Friday giving an update to Parliament on the Morupule B Power Station. The country is dealing with the nationwide power outages, which, in some areas, lasted over 12 hours.

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