Network coverage could be disrupted amid load-shedding

Cellphones network connectivity could soon be disrupted if load-shedding continues.

That’s according to South Africa’s two largest network providers.

Eskom implemented stage four load-shedding for the first time in history of the country on Monday.

This after seven generating units tripped, leaving up to 20 percent of South Africa without power.

Business Insider reporter, James de Villiers, wrote an article on what will happen to your cellphone signal if load-shedding drags on.

Source: eNCA