IN PICS : How load-shedding is affecting Bay establishments
By HeraldLIVE - 19 March 2019
Eskom continues to dominate headlines after much of the country experiences stage 4 load-shedding, plunging the country into darkness.
Herald journalists visited establishments around the Bay during the load-shedding period. Here are some pictures
No lights at the Commercial Crimes Court. Cases at the Commercial Crime Court are being delayed due to load shedding. Image: Werner Hills
Clicks was closed during load shedding at 6th Ave shopping center. Image: Werner Hills
ABSA bank was closed during load shedding at 6th Ave shopping centre. Image: Werner Hills
Muhammad Zubair tries to fix a clients cell phone during load shedding at Mahi Cellular in 6th Ave shopping centre. Image: Werner Hills
Thandokazi Peter looks for a dress at Gigi's at 6th Ave shopping centre during load shedding. Image: Werner Hills
A lone garage was lit by a generator as loadshedding stage 4 persisted over Walmer. Image: Eugene Coetzee
Chris Weineke from Barker Barber Shop in Newton Park is losing business due to certain services like blow drying cant be done during blackouts . On the left is one of his clients, Michelle Serfontein . Image: Werner Hills
Samantha Kitching from The Cheese Store is worried that the dairy products they sell would go off due to the blackouts. Image: Werner Hills
IN PICS : How load-shedding is affecting Bay establishments
Eskom continues to dominate headlines after much of the country experiences stage 4 load-shedding, plunging the country into darkness.
Herald journalists visited establishments around the Bay during the load-shedding period. Here are some pictures
Image: Werner Hills
Image: Werner Hills
Image: Werner Hills
Image: Werner Hills
Image: Werner Hills
Image: Eugene Coetzee
Image: Werner Hills
Image: Werner Hills
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