The Gambia’s National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) has denied reports circulating on social media that electricity tariffs, commonly referred to as “Cash Power” rates, have been increased.
In a statement, NAWEC said no increase in electricity tariffs had been implemented.
Any adjustment to electricity tariffs would be subject to the necessary regulatory approval processes and would be formally communicated to the public through NAWEC’s official channels, the company said.
NAWEC also said electricity tariffs remained subsidised by the Gambian government.
“These subsidies are intended to cushion consumers from the effects of rising global fuel prices and help maintain affordable electricity services for households and businesses across the country,” the company said.
NAWEC urged customers and the general public to rely only on verified information shared through its official platforms and refrain from circulating unverified claims that could cause confusion or unnecessary concern.
The company said it remained committed to transparency and would continue to keep the public informed of developments affecting its operations and services.
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