Zesco refutes loadshedding claims

Zesco Limited has dismissed claims of resuming excessive loadshedding after the August 13 general elections in Zambia. The company's Managing Director, Justin Loongo, stated that Zesco will continue with its normal power supply across the country, citing continued investment in solar and coal energy. This development is significant as it addresses concerns raised by some political players regarding the potential for loadshedding to resume after the elections.

The recent claims by some political players in Zambia that Zesco Limited will resume excessive loadshedding after the August 13 general elections have been refuted by the power utility company. This development is significant as it addresses concerns raised by these individuals regarding the potential for loadshedding to resume after the elections. The statement by Zesco's Managing Director, Justin Loongo, highlights the company's commitment to maintaining a stable power supply across the country.

Loadshedding has been a recurring issue in Zambia, with various factors contributing to its occurrence. The power utility company has invested heavily in solar and coal energy to mitigate this problem. However, despite these efforts, concerns have been raised by some political players regarding the potential for loadshedding to resume after the elections. These claims have sparked debate among stakeholders, with some calling for increased investment in renewable energy sources.

The statement by Zesco's Managing Director, Justin Loongo, is a significant development in addressing the concerns raised by some political players regarding the potential for loadshedding to resume after the elections. The company's commitment to maintaining a stable power supply across the country is commendable, and it highlights the importance of continued investment in renewable energy sources. However, the issue of loadshedding remains a complex one, and more needs to be done to address its root causes.

The refutation by Zesco Limited of claims that it will resume excessive loadshedding after the August 13 general elections is a welcome development for stakeholders in Zambia. The company's commitment to maintaining a stable power supply across the country is essential, and it highlights the importance of continued investment in renewable energy sources. As the country moves forward, it is crucial that all stakeholders work together to address the issue of loadshedding and ensure a stable power supply for all.