Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced planned electricity interruptions on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, to facilitate maintenance on its electricity network. The affected areas will experience power interruptions between 8am and 5pm. Residents and businesses in the listed areas are advised to make arrangements ahead of the scheduled interruptions.
In Nairobi Region, part of Spring Valley will be affected by the power outage. Specifically, Peponi Road, between the General Mathenge Road junction and Thigiri Ridge Road junction, Spring Valley Road, Eldama Park, Bendera Lane, and adjacent customers will experience an outage from 9am to 5pm. Kenya Power serves over 10 million customers and operates the grid infrastructure connecting power generated by KenGen and independent producers to homes, commercial businesses, and industrial centers.
Kajiado County will also be affected, with Loitoktok and Njukini being two of the areas impacted. In Loitoktok, parts of Loitoktok Town, Loitoktok Customs, the airstrip, Sompet, Kimana Shell, Kilaguni Junction, Empironi, Itilal, Kimana Sabasaba, Kimana Town, Isinet, Namelok, Inchalai, Mbirikani, and adjacent customers will experience power interruptions.
In Njukini, the interruption will affect Nkama Nolturesh, Ilasit, Zamzam, Kibaoni Tarakea Border Post, Entarara Secondary School, Entarara Market, Rombo, Mile Tatu, Olgira, Elerai, and adjacent customers. Kenya Power's maintenance is crucial to ensure a stable and reliable electricity supply to its customers.
Customers can access Kenya Power's planned maintenance notices through its official website, www.kplc.co.ke, or contact the company through its customer-care channels, including the USSD code *977# and email address [email protected]. This allows customers to plan ahead and minimize disruptions to their daily activities.
The power interruptions are scheduled to take place between 8am and 5pm, and residents and businesses are advised to make necessary arrangements. Those relying on electricity for business operations, refrigeration, and other essential services should take precautions to avoid any losses.
Kenya Power's scheduled blackouts are a necessary measure to ensure the maintenance and upkeep of its electricity network. The company continues to work towards providing a stable and reliable electricity supply to its customers across the country.
Key points
- Kenya Power has announced planned electricity interruptions on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, to facilitate maintenance on its electricity network.
- The affected areas include parts of Nairobi Region and Kajiado County.
- Customers can access Kenya Power's planned maintenance notices through its official website or customer-care channels.
