Get Ready For 15-Hour Power Cuts As ZETDC Begins Stage 2 Load Shedding

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If 8-hour powercuts were already a pain in the backside then brace yourselves for even longer periods in the dark, as ZESA has started stage 2 of load shedding as announced on ZBC News last night.

Kindly note that generation at Hwange is depressed due to a technical fault. Load shedding is now on Stage 2.


Load shedding may be above [for longer periods than] the publicized schedules. We apologize for any inconveniences caused.

Considering that Stage 2 load shedding has 15 hour power cuts, it’s going to be a depressing period if the fault at Hwange takes a significant amount of time to fix.

Even in the event that this technical fault is fixed, once you consider that there’s close to a fortnight of generation capacity left at Kariba, stage 2 might become the norm sooner rather than later.

18 comments

  1. Anonymous

    We have always had stage 2 load shedding in KweKwe. what a joke coming from ZBC lies.

  2. Anonymous

    takanangepi nenyika iyi?? nothing positive in motherland,

  3. Anonymous

    Nxaa …tinongoitiswa.

  4. Brian makamure

    Njuga dzaramba apa.

  5. Rae worroll

    15 hours who are you kidding? It is already 17 hours and there is no sign of power yet!!!

  6. Sazie

    What a rubbishZimbabwe Nxaa Maan…Ayivalwe maan i iZimbabwe kuyefana nje lokhu.

  7. Anonymous

    nxiii

  8. Anonymous

    This is just not practical any more may the government please permit the public to import solar panels for generating power for household use duty free and easy the power for those in industry to easy load for production . I am a pensioner and keep chickens to supplement my pension and have lost 50 chicks because of power cut offs.

  9. Shawn munamba

    Muri mhata dze vanhu murikudya mariiiii

  10. Freaky feminist

    When is all this rubbish ending

    1. Midah

      What Rubbish ZETDC IS DOING TO US I HATE ZIMBABWE

  11. edward

    These people are totally useless and don’t give a dam about how everyone is suffering . I bet they don’t have power shedding in their homes

  12. Cindy Sierra Valentine

    Cause we stupids. Got OVEREDUCATED FOOLS doin nothing . .. take note. every YEAR FOR THE PASSED FIVE YEARS OR SO… WINTER SEASON LAKE KARIBA AND HWANGE ALWAYS HAVE PROBLEMS IN WINTER . cause we dumb dumbs. .. excuse yourselves and resign from the posts if you cant fix the problems.
    Never in a 900 years will this situation change…

    1. Anonymous

      But why in Chikanga in Mutare hakuende magetsi zvachose…ciz kune Barrack..but Cranborne and Dzivaresekwa Ext kune maBarrack magetsi anoenda wani

      1. Farai Mudzingwa

        Some areas in cranborne haende, kwane years asingaende. But other parts anoenda. I think it has to do with the type of transformers as some can separate areas much easier than others.

      2. Anonymous

        You are craeEnter your comment here…

  13. Anonymous

    Rubbish.We are sick and tired of criminals taking us for granted.The zesa board members should pay back those heftu cheques they got over the years cause they are thieves.What were they sitting and discussing in that board room.Nxaaaa

  14. Anonymous

    Nxaaa do something about this makutijairira manje some areas don’t complain itz not fair at all

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