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6 days agoPresident Cyril Ramaphosa’s planned visit to the Kusile Power Station marks a significant moment in South Africa’s ongoing effort to stabilize and strengthen its electricity supply. Scheduled for April 10, 2026, the visit is part of a broader oversight initiative aimed at assessing progress at one of the country’s most critical energy facilities. Located in Mpumalanga and operated by Eskom, Kusile is a massive coal-fired power station with a total capacity of about 4,800 MW, making it a cornerstone of the national grid.
This visit comes at a time when South Africa is gradually recovering from years of severe load shedding. Improvements at Kusile, including the return of multiple generating units and the completion of all six units, have played a key role in boosting generation capacity and enhancing grid stability.
Ramaphosa’s engagement highlights the government’s commitment to ensuring accountability, accelerating maintenance, and addressing technical challenges that have historically delayed the plant’s full performance. It also reflects a broader strategy to secure reliable energy, encourage investment, and rebuild confidence in the country’s power infrastructure.
Ultimately, the visit underscores a pivotal shift—from crisis management toward long-term energy resilience and economic growth driven by a more dependable electricity supply.