Kenya Power has announced planned electricity interruptions in parts of six counties on Thursday, November 5, 2026, to facilitate routine maintenance.
The scheduled outages will affect selected areas in Nairobi, Kisii, Kiambu, Mombasa and Kilifi counties, with some customers expected to remain without electricity for up to eight hours.
In a notice dated November 5, the utility company said the interruptions would begin at 9am, with restoration expected by 4pm or 5pm, depending on the affected area.
The following areas will experience power interruptions:
1. Part of Westlands – 9am to 5pm
The planned maintenance will affect:
Part of Muthithi Road
Part of Westlands Road
Chiromo Road
Mpaka Road
ABC Place
Adjacent customers.
2. Ngong Road and Dagoretti Corner – 9am to 5pm
Affected areas and facilities include:
BM Security
Part of Ngando Area
Nairobi Chapel
Part of Jamhuri Estate
Racecourse
Dagoretti Corner
Talanta Stadium
Agricultural Society of Kenya
Ayany Estate
Rubis Petrol Station
Adjacent customers.
Gesusu and Masimba – 9am to 5pm
The interruption will affect:
Gesusu Market
Nyayo Ward Hospital
Gesusu High School
Nyamesocho Secondary School
Geteri Secondary School
Olemilili Secondary School
Ebiosi Secondary School
Masimba Market
Kiomiti Booster
Riochungo Market
Metembe Secondary School
Ramasha
Ekona
Adjacent customers.
Gitaru – 9am to 5pm
The planned electricity interruption will affect Gitaru Shopping Centre and adjacent customers.
Marimani and Bwagamoyo – 9am to 4pm
The affected areas include:
Kibunga
Hussein Dairy
Marimani
Colorado Dumping Site
Mbilikani Primary School
Kinunguna Primary School
Pangani
Bwagamoyo
Voroni
Mitsanjeni
Rea
Adjacent customers.
Majengo and Barani – 9am to 4pm
The affected customers include:
Malindi Complex
Malindi Police Station
Naivas Supermarket
Malindi Casino
Co-operative Bank
Stars and Cutters
Maimuno Hospital
Majengo
Barani
Sea View Hotel
Adjacent customers.
Kenya Power periodically undertakes planned maintenance to improve the reliability and stability of electricity supply across the country.
Customers in the affected areas have been advised to make the necessary arrangements ahead of the scheduled interruptions.

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