Kenya Power Announces Planned Blackouts in Five Counties on Sunday

Kenya Power has announced planned electricity interruptions in five counties on Sunday, October 25, 2026, affecting households, businesses and institutions in selected areas.

According to a notice issued on Saturday, October 24, the scheduled maintenance will affect parts of Nairobi, Machakos, Kisumu, Kiambu and Kilifi countie ups. The company said the interruptions would take place at different times depending on the affected locations.

The planned outages are expected to last several hours in some areas, meaning customers have been advised to prepare in advance to minimise disruptions to their daily activities.

Areas in Nairobi to Experience Power Interruptions

In Nairobi County, parts of Komarock and Kayole will experience electricity interruptions from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Other affected areas include Joska, Ruai, North Impact, Mihango, Matopeni, Kayole Junction, Kayole 1 Market and surrounding neighbourhoods.

The interruption will also affect several locations around Utawala, Njiru, Chokaa and Kamulu, among other areas connected to the affected electricity lines.

Residents and business owners in these areas have been advised to make alternative arrangements for activities that depend on electricity.

In Machakos County, the planned maintenance will affect areas along Kangundo Road, from Joska to Nguluni, as well as Tala and Kangundo. The interruptions in these locations are scheduled to run from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

In Kisumu County, parts of Miwani will experience a power interruption affecting locations such as Miwani Boys, Oraro, Nyangeta Police and Makini.

Meanwhile, in Kiambu County, affected locations include Kahunira, Kamburu, Kagaa, Kagwe Tea Factory, Nyanduma and Mugumoini. The outage in the listed areas is scheduled between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm.

Kilifi County will also experience interruptions in parts of Kanamai and Mtwapa, alongside other locations including Marafa, Garashi and Mambrui. The timing will vary depending on the affected area.

The planned interruptions may affect businesses, homes, schools and other institutions that rely on a steady electricity supply.

Customers in the listed areas should charge their phones, plan electricity-dependent activities and take necessary precautions before the scheduled outages begin.

Kenya Power customers are encouraged to check the company’s official communication channels for the full list of affected locations and any updates to the maintenance schedule.

The company has not indicated that every area in the five counties will be affected, as the interruptions are limited to selected locations.

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