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South Africa's power blackouts generate frustration, humor

By Lynsey Chutel | March 17, 2015 - 4:29am

Driving home through dead traffic lights to a half-cooked dinner is the new normal in South Africa, where rolling power blackouts have become a common drudgery. The government warns that forced outages will continue...

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