'Wrinkled clothes' and a 'blue Monday' for Mzansi as load-shedding continues

Is there time to change my thesis to the art of darkness? No chance to research and write last night, nor this morning from the usual 4am. Thanks @Eskom_SA this is going well.

— Adriaan Bester (@aiBester) March 18, 2019

Why are we still exporting #electricity when we have a crisis at home?? @KhuluPhasiwe @Eskom_SA @Loadshedding_SA @AfricaMelane @ParliamentofRSA @ParliamentofRSA @CyrilRamaphosa @CapeTalk @SikonathiM #LoadShedding

— Kate Stewart ♥ (@MrsKateStewart) March 18, 2019

If only Eskom could be as organised as its load shedding scheudle...

— Michael Owen (@MichaelOwenZA) March 18, 2019

Apology not accepted.

— CintaErasmus (@CintaErasmus1) March 18, 2019

Dear CEO’s, managers, directors, supervisors, team leaders, HR consultants.
Have a cup of coffee ☕️ when you get to the office. Everyone is late for work. So please relax.

Blame Eskom for the late coming. 🥰

— karabo Kers (@KersVK) March 18, 2019

Eskom will come and cut your electricity lines because of this tweet. https://t.co/BwZQa6yXuC

— Pick ń Pay no name brand (@irfaandavids1) March 18, 2019

Thanks to Eskom, #Loadshedding this will be a very frustrating Monday #MondayMotivation

— Martin (@Makofane_MLP) March 18, 2019

Monday with wrinkled clothes. Eskom making us look like irresponsible alcoholics 😭 #LoadShedding #Eskom

— Tetelo (@BaddieT81) March 18, 2019

You guys really turned today into a blue monday hey @Eskom_SA #Loadshedding

— Mansa Musa ♛ (@Khumo_Botlhale) March 18, 2019