Eskom: Electricity and technopolitics in South Africa by Alain Dubresson

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Eskom: Electricity and technopolitics in South Africa by Alain DubressonISBN: 9781775822158 UCT Press, August 2016 Paperback, 186 pages Africas leading producer of electricity, Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd, is also a vertically integrated monopoly, owned by the South African state. This national champion was shaken in 2008, when it was obliged to introduce load shedding, or rolling blackouts, and again in late 2014. Trying to understand how and why one of the iconic pillars of South African state capitalism is now in distress,

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