‘Reform is a myth’- Actress Samkelo Ndlovu is gatvol of load-shedding

Actress Samkelo Ndlovu has joined thousands of South Africans who have taken to social media to share their frustration and the inconvenience of load-shedding.

Samkelo took to Twitter to vent about planned load-shedding in her area for the next two weeks.

“Yoh! Just checked my area’s load-shedding schedule. How are we load-shedding every day for the next two weeks?,” she asked.

She was super-frustrated and questioned where her tax money was going.

“I’ll take any job to just move me to New Zealand because where the f**k is my tax actually going? Every state-owned company is the pits and reform is a myth,” she tweeted.

Yoh!!
Just checked my areas load shedding schedule, how are we loadshedding every day for the next two weeks.
I’ll take any job just move me to Newzealand 😭
Because where tf is my tax actually going?? Every state owned company is the pits and reform is a myth.

— Samú (@SamkeloNdlovu) September 3, 2020

It was increasingly difficult for most South Africans to take on load-shedding with grace amid the cold weather.

Actress Zenande Mfenyana and sports presenter Robert Marawa were also among those who were also over load-shedding.

Loadshedding during cold days is the most messed up thing Eskom does to our people.

— Karabo Mokgoko🦄 (@Karabo_Mokgoko) September 2, 2020

So we suffering this #Loadshedding because of looters who r chilling at home with back-up generators and a convenient loss of memory!!!

VIVA!!✊🏾✊🏾

— robertmarawa (@robertmarawa) September 3, 2020

Due to exceptionally high demand?
Fokof!
We don't have loadshedding due to high demand.
We have it due to corruption, looting and stealing! https://t.co/tHQaxhZUZZ

— cupcakes 4 breakfast🇿🇦 (@cupcakedstroyer) September 2, 2020

Loadshedding starts at 16.00pm for me 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/mfTdvP8a2D

— Ann Swanepoel (@AnnSwanepoel1) September 3, 2020