Mteto Nyati, the chair of South Africa's state-owned power utility Eskom, said the country's power crisis had been "fixed" after rolling blackouts, locally known as load shedding, have been suspended for over 50 consecutive days, the Financial Times reported on May 22. Nyati's comments come as Eskom extended the lifespans of its Camden, Grootvlei and Hendrina coal-fired power stations to 2030 from their scheduled closings between 2023 and 2027.