Power Outage Alert: KPLC Schedules Maintenance in 16 Counties on Tuesday, October 14

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  • Kenya Power planned maintenance to last at most eight hours in multiple counties and urged residents to prepare for temporary service disruption
  • The utility firm explained the reasons for the planned maintenance, including connecting new customers
  • All the affected regions and neighbouring areas will experience power interruptions, with official notice issued under Electric Power Rules

Nancy Odindo, a TUKO.co.ke journalist, has over four years of experience covering Kenyan politics, news, and features for digital and print media.

Kenya Power has announced a scheduled maintenance exercise lasting up to eight hours across various regions in 16 counties.

Kenya Power announced various regions to experience power interruptions tomorrow.
A Kenya Power official on a maintenance exercise (photo for illustration). The counties affected include Mombasa, Nairobi, and Kiambu. Photo: Sopa Images.
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The maintenance is set to take place on Tuesday, October 14, and will affect both the listed areas and neighbouring customers.

In a formal notice issued under Rule 27 of the Electric Power Rules, the utility company stated that the power interruptions are necessary to connect new customers, facilitate upgrades to the network, and replace power lines affected by road construction.

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Residents in the affected regions are advised to plan accordingly to minimise disruption during the outage.

Which counties will experience power interruptions tomorrow?

Parts of Kajiado county

Area: Part of Nazareen (From 9am to 5pm)

Ongata Royal Academy, Kandisi, Kandisi Catholic Church, Balozi, Metro, and Kambi Moto.

Parts of Machakos county

Area: Wote Road (From 9am to 5pm)

UBC, People’s Park, Maruba, Legend Area, Iluvya Rd, Katoloni, Kwa Mwau, Vota, Katumani, Kwa Katheke, Kimutwa, Love, Kaathi, Makaveti, Masaani, Mutuyu, Mang’auni, Kalama, Kinoi, Kamweleni, Kwa Mutisya, Mbondoni, Yaitha, Kwa Kavoo, Kyawalia, Kyamuthinza, Membani, Kitonyini, Muumandu, Lumbwa Complex, Kivandini, Ngiini, Nyayo, Malili kwa Kea, Kavyuni, Katuaa, Mutulani, Kasunguni, Iiyuni, Veve, Miaani, Mbuani, Kola, and Katanga.

Parts of Nairobi county

Area: Part of Juja Road (From 9am to 5pm)

Part of Muratina Road, Juja A & B, Strawberry Plaza, Alamin Hospital and Juja Corner Plaza

Area: Nairobi West (From 9am to 5pm)

Msufu Road, Sumba Road, Naimei Road, ICC Church Mombasa Road, Paa Crescent, Kifaru Crescent, Swara Crescent, Ghandi Ave, Kisauni Road, Muthaiti Avenue, Muhoho Avenue, Nairobi West Hospital, Hotel Rio, Kodi Road, Summerdale Hotel, ABSA Bank N/West, Geta Road, Nyayo Stadium Masaba Road, Ole Sankale Road, Madaraka Est, Serene Court, Foundation Court, Ramsey Court, Siwaka Est, Strathmore University, Langata Technical College,and Madaraka Primary School.

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Parts of Bungoma county

Area: Kimilili (From 9am to 5pm)

Kapsokwony, Kimilili, Lutonyi, Misikhu, Lugulu, Mwitoma, Savannah, Munyikana, Kamtiong, Kamusinga, Malaha, Kibingei, Makhese, Lukhuna, and Kamasielo.

Parts of Uasin Gishu county

Area: Kapkawa, Simbi (from 10am – 2.30pm)

Kapkawa, Simbi, and Kili Farm.

Parts of Nandi county

Area: Kamimei (From 10am to 12pm)

Serem Boys High School, Kapkemich, and St. Makarios.

Area: Kabiyet (From 9am to 5pm)

Kabiyet and Kamoywo.

Parts of Busia county

Area: Nambale (From 9am to 5pm)

Matayos, Bumala, Nambukhu, Mulwanda, and Nambumboto.

Parts of Kakamega county

Area: Sibembe (From 9.30am to 5pm)

Sivilie, Sikubale, Mwibale, Khalala, and Kanduyi.

Parts of Nyeri county

Area: Kangocho Market (From 9am to 5pm)

Kangocho Market, Kangocho Secondary School, Kangocho Dispensary, Kiriti Village, Karumaindo Village, Safaricom Boosters, and Airtel Boosters.

Area: Kariko, Mucharage (From 9am to 5pm)

Mucharage Girls, Kariko Market, Kianjai, Kahuaga, Kahihagira, Kiambaa, and Kinu Village.

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Parts of Tharaka Nithi county

Area: Ikuu, Kirubia, Mubukuro (From 8.30am to 5pm)

Kiereni, Kirege, Mubukuro, Ndiruni, Ikuu, Cheera, Nkwego, and Kirigi.

Parts of Murang’a county

Area: Matunda, Silanga (From 9am to 5pm)

Matunda Primary School, Matunda Secondary School, Matunda Village, Silanga A & B, and Githumbo.

Kenya Power sheduled maintenance in various regions across 16 counties.
KPLC staff upgrading power lines (photo for illustration). The areas listed include parts of Nyeri, Mombasa, and Tharaka Nithi. Photo: Kenya Power Care.
Source: Twitter

Parts of Kirinyaga county

Area: Mutitu, Kamuiru, Njoguini (From 9am to 5pm)

Mutitu, Kabaru, Ngorano C/Fact, Matere Keriri, Mureithi Manegene, Mugaya, Kamuiru High School, and Njoguini.

Parts of Kiambu county

Area: Gitaru, Muthure, Cura (From 9am to 5pm)

Gitaru, Muthure, Cura, Kahuho, Kaimba, Ruku, Rukubi, Kirangari, Gikuni, Nyathuina, and Kihururu.

Parts of Mombasa county

Area: Vikombani, Ufuta, New KCC (From 9am to 5pm)

KTDA Miritini, Bollore, New KCC, AVA, TransAfrica Jomvu, ANGOL, KUSCO, Signal African PVC, Fortuna, and Vikombani.

Parts of Kwale county

Area: Part of Diani Beach (From 9am to 5pm)

Moiz, Carrefour, Swahili Beach, Kaskazi Beach, Diani S/Centre, and Chandarana S/Market.

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Parts of Taita Taveta county

Area: Maktau, Godoma, Saltlick (From 9am to 5pm)

Whole of Maktau, KWS Maktau, Lumo Lions Bluff Conservancy, Godoma, Mwashoti, Kwa Mnegwa, and Sarova Saltlick Hotel & Lodges.

Did Kenya Power make profit?

Meanwhile, Kenya Power reported a profit after tax of KSh 24.47 billion for the 2024/25 financial year.

Despite an 18.7% dip from the previous year’s KSh 30.08 billion, the company’s total revenue rose to KSh 219.29 billion, with profit before tax reaching KSh 35.38 billion.

CEO Joseph Siror credited the performance to improved efficiency, tariff adjustments, and increased electricity consumption.

The board proposed a final dividend of KSh 0.80 per share, adding to the interim payout of KSh 0.20—marking two consecutive years of shareholder returns.

Source: TUKO.co.ke





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