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Eskom confirms breakdowns at Tutuka plant were a result of sabotage

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Eskom has confirmed acts of sabotage at it's Tutuka power station. A cable was severed this week while the power station was finalising preparations to return Unit 5 to service. Officials expect the unit to return to service on Thursday. This is the fifth incident of sabotage since March 2021.

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Eskom confirms sabotage at Tutuka power station

The power utility said a cable was severed this week while the power station was finalising preparations to return Unit 5 to service.

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Eskom confirms breakdowns at Tutuka plant were a result of sabotage

Eskom on Thursday confirmed that sabotage, most likely by its own employees, was behind the breakdowns at the Tutuka power station in Mpumalanga this week.

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Eskom confirms breakdowns at Tutuka plant were a result of sabotage

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