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I expect Stage 2 to be the norm going forward actually... Which means I am without power for 2 hours 5 evenings out of 7 every week.....
Oh Christ.From 12pm...
That's Sandton off until 4:30...
Last time that happened it took like 3 hours to get home
At least you don't get the jhb 4 hour 30 minutes.
Eksdoos's website hasn't been updated since last night
They cannot even manage their own personal lives... I know.Don't expect them to manage anything properly.
Tshwane:
Website says NO load shedding.
Then the power drops.
Check the site to find they have implemented the stage 1 schedule at 09:00
Then the website goes down. " 404, You do not have permission to access ......."
At that stage we get told on the TV just before the power dropped that it is stage 2.
What this means is again, we do not know what is actually going on. Today however, we should be without power only once between 09 and 11:30.
A complete mess.
Eskom switch off the whole country, get it over with leave us all in peace for December.
Tshwane:
Website says NO load shedding.
Then the power drops.
Check the site to find they have implemented the stage 1 schedule at 09:00
Then the website goes down. " 404, You do not have permission to access ......."
At that stage we get told on the TV just before the power dropped that it is stage 2.
What this means is again, we do not know what is actually going on. Today however, we should be without power only once between 09 and 11:30.
A complete mess.
Eskom switch off the whole country, get it over with leave us all in peace for December.
Well, I'll be damned, I can FINALLY post here (afters years of not being able to). It always blocked me and said I had "insufficient privileges" to post on this forum.
'The situation is really dire' says Eskom's Khulu Phasiwe
Eskom has warned South Africans to prepare for load shedding this week.
The power utility implemented stage two load shedding over the weekend. As coal stocks drop, the power utility says it encountered difficulties over the weekend and the situation has not improved.
Eskom spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe described the situation at Eskom as 'dire'.
Speaking to Keino on CapeTalk's Breakfast Show, he said it has had a lot of breakdowns from its coal-fired stations and facilities that are using water are running low.
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http://www.702.co.za/articles/329369/the-situation-is-really-dire-says-eskom-s-khulu-phasiwe