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power crisis Chef battles to keep her food company alive

As the food industry picks up the pieces after it was decimated by the Covid-19 pandemic, the sector now has to deal with load shedding as many businesses battle to survive.

Just this past week, the struggling state-owned power utility, Eskom, warned that South Africans could face a bitterly cold winter and stated that it may have to ramp up load shedding

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