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Be prepared for another black out if you live in the following areas, Kenya power warns

Kenya Power and Lighting Company Plc has announced on its twitter timeline that some areas in the country will be under maintenance on Wednesday13th of May. These areas includes;


Uasin Gishu County:

Kaplesa Milk Cooler, Kaplesa Market, Ziwa Safaricom Booster, Sagutek, Makonge Firm, Buronje Farm, Buronjo Market, Kapkures and adjacent customers. TIME: 10:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M

Kakamega County :

Amalemba, Shieywe, Kakamega Airstrip, Savona, Mulanda, Lihranda, Shinyalu, Shiamakhabu, Shiabwali, Bonzanga, Rondo, Shavoritsi, Shilolavakhali, Irobo and adjacent customers. TIME: 8:30 A.M - 5:00 P.M



Migori County:

Rongo TRown, Rwakwaro market, Kanga High School, Kanga Market, Rongo University, Kitere, Ntyamarembe, Kanyawanga, Kwoyo Kodaro, Kosodo Market, Nyatambe, Gamba Booster, Rongo Whiter, Rongo Showground and adjacent customers. TIME: 8:30 A.M - 5:00 P.M

Nyeri County:

Ciaraini Est, Ngangaristhi Est, Classic Est, Classic Slaughter House, Ciaraini Catholic, Ngangarathi AIPCA, Nyeri Town View Academy, and adjacent customers. TIME: 9:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M

Wahundura and Gakindu Areas:

Karindi, Wahundura, Gathuki Mundu, Ndiaaini Secondary School, Ndiaini C/Fact, Wahundura Secondary School, Githagara and adjacent customers. TIME: 9:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M

Murang'a County:

Kanyenyaini Market, Rwathia Market, Tathu Market, Gatungu Market, Kiarathe Market and adjacent customers. TIME: 9:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M
Kirinyaga County:

Kagio Town, Part of Sagana Town, Maya Gardens, Sagana Police Post, Kagio- kinyaga Road, High Crest Academy, Sagana Mission, Sagana Technical, Mugambi, Kanyotu, Kangaru, Kiamaciri Police Post, Gacharu Airtel Booster and adjacent customers. TIME: 8:30 A.M - 5:00 P.M

Kitui County:

Kathiani, Katutu, Mutanda, Katheka, Kabati, Kwa Mutonga, Kauwi Dispensari, Musengo Market, Matinyani, Market, Unyaa, Mulutu, Ithiani, Tiva, Kakuuni, Katulani, Kwa Muli, Maliku, Kavisuni, Kanyangi, Kanyongonyo, Ilengi, Kyathamakia, Kwa Vonza, KU, Kyusiani, Kauwongo, Kwa Kilui, Muselele, Nzambani, Nzangathi, Miambani, Zombe, Kisasi, Mbitini, Mosa, Ikanga, Voo, Kinakoni, Kitui Teachers Sacco, Oil Libya Kitui, Kobil Kitui, KIE, Slaughter House Kitui, Kiembeni, Kalundu Market, Ngiini, Matune Market, St Angelus Secondary School, Kwa Gindu Market, Ngiini, Mutune Market, St Angelus Secondary School, Kwa Gindu Market, Kwa Nzoa Primary School, Museve Market, Kwa Mutheke, Kwa Ukungu, Kyalilini, Kitui CBD, Kitui General Hospital, Site, JICA, KEFRI, Kwa Ngindu, Kitui Prison, Kitui Police Station, Kitui Total Petrol Station, Law Courts, County Assembly, Governor's Office, Nzeu, County Commissioner's Office, Muslim Secondary School, Kitui Hugh School, Majengo, Showground, Ithokwe, Kalawa and adjacent customers. TIME: 9:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M






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