Sentences with phrase «ending the load shedding»
«Dumsor» literally means erratic power supply and has been used interchangeably with load shedding, but Dr Donkor has clarified that he promised to end load shedding and not «dumsor.»
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According to the power minister, while his ministry was working towards ending the load shedding programme, it would not be possible to curtail outages as a result of faulty transmitters or activities of criminals who steal the copper cables.
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Most people avoid this stage and simply wash everything together which is fine because any shedded fuzzies will in time end up in the lint screen anyhow, but if you want to avoid shedding transfer, you can do this one - time separate load.
Most people skip this step and just wash everything together and that is fine because any shedded fuzzies will eventually end up in the lint screen anyhow, but if you want to avoid shedding transfer like I do, you can do this one - time separate load.
The Communications Minister Dr Omane Boamah says it is impossible for the current load shedding to end by next week.
The minister promised at a press conference on February 2 this year that the load shedding will be over by the end of December 2015.
A statement from the Ministry signed by Kweku Sesah Johnson said: «The Ministry of Power wishes to inform the public that its load - shedding programme, in respect of electricity supply, has been brought to an end.»
The three - paragraph statement signed by Kweku Sersah - Johnson, Head of Public Affairs, for the Power Minister, said» the Ministry of Power wishes to inform the public that its load shedding programme in respect of electricity supply has been brought to an end».
Technically by the end of the year, load shedding should be over but the caveat is that barring any unforseen circumstances.
His comment follows an assurance by President Mahama that he [Donkor] will announced an end to the load shedding exercise.
The announcement is timely and significant as Ghanaians were eagerly looking forward to the resignation of the Power Minister Dr. Kwabena Donkor, who had repeatedly promised to resign by the end of the year if load shedding or «dumsor» persists.