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Eskom Records Load-Shedding-Free Winter as Meat Exports Target Egypt
Iconic Times Africa
September 07, 2026
South Africa has recorded a major electricity milestone while its red meat industry targets new export opportunities in Egypt.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — South Africa has recorded a major development in its electricity sector after Eskom successfully carried the country through the winter without load shedding. The achievement represents a significant moment for South Africans, who have faced prolonged power-supply challenges in previous years. The development comes alongside positive news from the agricultural sector, with South African red meat producers gaining access to new market opportunities in Egypt. The potential expansion of meat exports could provide new opportunities for farmers and businesses within South Africa's agricultural value chain. Together, the developments in electricity reliability and agricultural exports point to important economic developments for the country.
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