This is my university (Howard College campus) :
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Why do people do that? Why not use the energy it takes to break toilets and overturn bins in a more productive manner? We're in the third week of lectures and people are still protesting. 
The electricity was off for almost 6.5 hours yesterday. It was off for about 3.5 hours this morning, and my mom has just told me it will go off again this evening (probably for at least 2 hours, I won't be surprised if it's longer). We're expecting it to go off for at least 2 hours tomorrow evening, and Sunday will be the same as today. I really need to finish my degree and get a job in Korea. 
They did it again! The power has just come back on... and gone off again.
Hopefully it won't (considering it was off for about/almost six and a half hours yesterday evening/last night) but we're expecting it to.
It's very inconvenient for me (especially in the evening) but it's extra terrible for businesses that rely on electricity. Some bigger businesses have generators (we had power cuts for a long time a few years ago) but most can't afford it.
The electricity went off for two hours yesterday evening, and we're expecting it to go off again for two hours this morning. Two hours of no electricity per day (probably everyday for a while). 
Apparently it's so that there'll be enough electricity when people come here on holiday - which will be soon, so hopefully this won't last more than a few weeks.
At least it's not as bad as it was a few years ago... yet. Four times for two hours at a time is bearable, but it would help if they kept to their schedule so we could plan ahead. It's also really inconvenient for the electricity to be off at this time (early evening, just as it's getting dark).
I think we might get regular load shedding again. At least it's not basically every day like it was a few years ago. This is the second day in a row, but the time before was almost a week ago.
