According to GRIDCo, a full evaluation is currently underway to determine the extent of the impact and to enable technical teams to begin processes to restore normal operations as swiftly as possible.
GRIDCo assured the public that its technical teams are actively working to manage the situation, and every effort is being made to stabilise the system and minimise disruptions.
“We kindly urge the public to remain calm and assured that the situation is under control,” the statement concluded.
Meanwhile, the Electricity Company of Ghana, which is responsible for power distribution in southern Ghana, has informed customers in the Volta and Oti Regions that the current outage is due to a technical challenge at the Akosombo generating station.
ECG assured customers that power supply will be restored as soon as GRIDCo resolves the issue.
The affected areas include Sogakope, Akatsi, Yorkutikpo, Dabala, Adutor, Torve, Tordzinu, Kpenu, Ada, parts of Keta, Adidome, and their surrounding communities.
The inconvenience caused by this technical challenge is deeply regretted.
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According to GRIDCo, a full evaluation is currently underway to determine the extent of the impact and to enable technical teams to begin processes to restore normal operations as swiftly as possible.
GRIDCo assured the public that its technical teams are actively working to manage the situation, and every effort is being made to stabilise the system and minimise disruptions.
“We kindly urge the public to remain calm and assured that the situation is under control,” the statement concluded.
Meanwhile, the Electricity Company of Ghana, which is responsible for power distribution in southern Ghana, has informed customers in the Volta and Oti Regions that the current outage is due to a technical challenge at the Akosombo generating station.
ECG assured customers that power supply will be restored as soon as GRIDCo resolves the issue.
The affected areas include Sogakope, Akatsi, Yorkutikpo, Dabala, Adutor, Torve, Tordzinu, Kpenu, Ada, parts of Keta, Adidome, and their surrounding communities.
The inconvenience caused by this technical challenge is deeply regretted.
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Kenya: Police Arrest 11 #RejectFuelPriceProtesters
The arrests were made near the National Archives, where anti-riot officers broke up a gathering linked to the #RejectFuelPrice protests.
Nairobi Regional Police Commander Issa Mohamud confirmed the arrest and detention of 11 protesters.
Police presence was significantly heightened across the CBD, although business activity, as well as pedestrian and vehicular movement, remained largely normal.
Protest activity in the capital was limited and largely contained, with authorities maintaining a heavy and sustained deployment to deter further mobilization.
Elsewhere, isolated incidents were reported without major disruption. In Kirinyaga County, a bonfire was lit in Mwea Town, though normal operations continued. In Emali Town, Makueni County, increased police presence was observed, but no protests were reported.
A similar security posture was noted in Mlolongo, Machakos County, where the situation remained calm.
The protests come amid growing public frustration over high fuel costs, which have triggered periodic calls for demonstrations in recent weeks.


