South Africa opens genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice
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Unit at Kusile power station trips, taking 720 megawatts of generating capacity with it.
Rolling blackouts are to last from 5pm until 10pm on Monday
Under siege national power utility cites lower demand as reason for decision
The power tility expects to return units to service over the next few days
The state-owned utility’s R392-billion debt has hampered its ability to maintain some of its coal-fired power stations, resulting in 14 years of load-shedding
Myeni, who is President Jacob Zuma’s ally, was appointed alongside 11 other board members on Friday.
Campaigning for this week’s vote centred largely on the economy as Africa’s second largest copper producer battles weak commodity prices.
Alarming statement singles out upmarket shopping malls in Johannesburg and Cape Town as potential targets of extremist violence.