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Pretoria & Tshwane Power Outages Today

Live power outage updates for Pretoria, Centurion, Mamelodi, Soshanguve, Mabopane, Hammanskraal, Atteridgeville and the rest of Tshwane. Updated every 5 minutes.

1 072 Tshwane residents are reporting power off across 157 suburbs, including Soshanguve, Rayton, Groenkloof. 1 planned maintenance window has been announced.

Recent Power Outage Reports in Tshwane

Suburbs where residents have logged power-off reports on the City of Tshwane notification system. City-confirmed outages from the last 24h are pinned at the top; the rest is sorted by most recent report.

Current Power Outages in Tshwane

No active power outages confirmed by the City of Tshwane right now. 1 072 residents are reporting power off across 157 suburbs - see resident reports above.

Scheduled Blackouts and Planned Maintenance in Tshwane

Upcoming planned power outages announced by the City of Tshwane. Each card shows date, time, affected suburbs and cause.

Planned- planned maintenancePosted 1 day ago

Planned maintenance to affect electricity supply to some areas supplied by Koedoespoort Substation. https://t.co/D57v9b5WvA

Substation: Koedoespoort
Areas affected: Koedoespoort

Report a Power Outage in Tshwane

Is your power off and it is not load shedding? Report it to the City of Tshwane so technicians can be dispatched. Have your street address and account number ready.

012 358 9999(24/7 fault line)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Power Outages in Tshwane

Is there a power outage in Tshwane today?

1 072 Tshwane residents are currently reporting power off across 157 suburbs - including Soshanguve, Rayton, Groenkloof. Scroll down for the breakdown by area.

How do I report a power outage in Pretoria, Centurion or Mamelodi?

Call the City of Tshwane on 012 358 9999 (24/7), report online at powerfailure.tshwane.gov.za, or SMS the word "power" followed by your account number to 082 612 0333. Have your street address and account number ready - it helps the City locate the fault faster.

Why is the power off in my Tshwane area?

The most common causes in Tshwane are cable theft and vandalism (especially in older suburbs), tripped circuit breakers after storms, transformer faults, and load reduction during peak demand on overloaded feeders. For specific faults, check the active and recent outages above - the City of Tshwane publishes the substation and cause where known.

How long do power outages last in Tshwane?

Most unplanned power outages in Tshwane are fixed within 4-8 hours. Minor faults like tripped circuits are often restored in 2-4 hours. Cable theft or transformer damage can take 12-48 hours, especially when specialised equipment is needed. Planned maintenance usually lasts 6-10 hours during the day.

What is the difference between a power outage and load shedding in Tshwane?

Load shedding follows a national rotating schedule set by Eskom and affects everyone on a rotation. A power outage is local and unplanned - a cable fault, transformer failure, vandalism, or load reduction on an overloaded feeder. This page tracks unplanned outages and load reductions. For load shedding schedules, see our per-suburb schedule pages.

Are there scheduled blackouts in Pretoria today?

Yes, 1 scheduled blackout has been announced by the City of Tshwane. See the Scheduled Blackouts and Planned Maintenance section above for date, time, suburbs and cause for each one. Scheduled blackouts are different from unplanned faults and from load shedding - they are planned outages for substation maintenance, cable upgrades or transformer work, announced 1-3 days in advance.

OurPower is an independent information site. We are not affiliated with the City of Tshwane. This page combines public power-outage announcements from the City with the resident-submitted notification system to show where power is off across the metro. For official updates, call 012 358 9999.
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