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With electricity power constraints having "eased", Eskom said on Friday that load-shedding would be suspended from 8pm.

Although load-shedding in the past few weeks has been on stage 1 and stage 2, Eskom announced on Wednesday that it will move to stage 4 load-shedding from 2pm to 10pm.

Eskom says our national power system remains under severe pressure - with a high probability of load shedding.

Eskom says it will implement Stage 1 load shedding on Wednesday night following a shortage in generation capacity.

Eskom says it "could be forced" to implement stage 1 or stage 2 load-shedding on Tuesday night if there are further breakdowns.

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The power utility said its systems remained constrained and vulnerable.