HELP! Eskom is in SERIOUS Trouble

South Africa's electricity crisis isn't over—it's just hiding behind a collapsing economy. In this video, we break down why Eskom’s lack of load shedding is actually a bad sign, as electricity demand plummets due to mass business closures, deindustrialization, and economic stagnation.

New reports reveal South Africa is producing less electricity now than it did 10 years ago, with no new power stations being built. As the government shifts to unreliable renewable energy without supporting infrastructure, the country faces a catastrophic future. Factories are shutting down, businesses are liquidating, and the economy is in freefall—all while Eskom coasts by on shrinking demand.

Is South Africa sleepwalking into a worse energy crisis than 2008 or 2023? Watch the full breakdown and join the conversation in the comments.

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