Load shedding and now this . . .

Were you not arguing in favour of these as a means to upgrade infrastructure a while back? ;)
I still am - the area really does need it. What we dont need is load shedding on top of this.
 
I still am - the area really does need it. What we dont need is load shedding on top of this.

Well, by feb load shedding will be 8 hours anyways - hope for your sake they line up with the 8-5 outages...
:D
 
And how many domestics are about to lose work?

If there no juice there is no ironing happening. Or vacumning, Or washing of clothes.
 
And how many domestics are about to lose work?

If there no juice there is no ironing happening. Or vacumning, Or washing of clothes.

Not to mention, if prices increase, people cannot afford them.

On the subject - mine is being told she may no longer:
make tea
make toast
turn on any lights

I am also:
buying a push mower for gardener and trading in the weedeater for clippers.

We *all* need to save power, after all.
 
And how many domestics are about to lose work?

If there no juice there is no ironing happening. Or vacumning, Or washing of clothes.
Around where I live? Probably none. These outages are nothing new - we had them for the last 2-3 months last year so we're used to it.
 
Yesterday our lecturers told us we must please bring torches every day because she is lecturing with or without power. Everyone thought that was very funny until we noticed she was serious. (The lecture halls don't have windows)

5 more years of this. Great.
 
Yesterday our lecturers told us we must please bring torches every day because she is lecturing with or without power. Everyone thought that was very funny until we noticed she was serious. (The lecture halls don't have windows)

5 more years of this. Great.

Get a wind-up torch or something that can be recharged as it'll cost you a fortune to replace batteries.
 
I feel your pain.

We were without power for 40 hours once - and that was NOT fun, I can assure you.

Hope the politicians also get their share of 48-hour loadshedding :mad:

That won't happen Libs, because then they have to admit there is a problem.... :rolleyes:
 
The_Librarian said:
Get a wind-up torch or something that can be recharged as it'll cost you a fortune to replace batteries.
I don't think I'm going to be very popular if I sit in an exam and the wind-up torch goes whirr whirrr every 5 mins.:D
 
Now that we have Gas Turbines to ease load the outages are getting worse. I give up. Today we had, I guess you call then power dips. Lost 2 PC's at a chain of resturants I look after. I would love to see the frequency graphs for Cape Town today.
 
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