Kenya Power lists parts of Nairobi to experience blackout on Monday, November 10
By Aloys Michael, November 9, 2025Kenya Power has announced a planned electricity outage scheduled for Monday, November 10, 2025, affecting several areas within Nairobi County.
The power interruption, which will run from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., is part of the company’s ongoing maintenance program aimed at improving the reliability and efficiency of power supply across the city.
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According to a notice released on Sunday, November 9, 2025, from the utility firm, the affected areas will include Lumumba Drive, Mirema Road, Mirema Drive, Paris Lounge, PAC University, Mirema Primary School, and adjacent customers.
The company has urged residents and businesses in these locations to prepare adequately for the eight-hour power disruption.
“Good evening. The following areas will be on planned power maintenance tomorrow (10.11.2025). For advance notice details, please visit https://shorturl.at/r3PZx. ^R.W,” Kenya Power said.
Earlier on Saturday, November 8, 2025, parts of South C were affected by the planned power maintenance.
The specific locations included KAWI House, Kawi Complex Road, part of Oleshapara Road, part of Muhoho Road, CID, KIRDI, Akila 1 and 2 Estate, Akila Police, Mugoya Estate, Amana Estate, MUWA University, Red Cross, Boma Hotel, Al Mbarak Estate, Green 2 Estate, and adjacent customers.
The planned work caused a temporary power outage throughout the maintenance period. Going by their statement on X, Kenya Power hinted to residents and business owners in these areas to plan accordingly, as normal supply will resume immediately after the works are completed.
Planned maintenance blackouts are a regular part of Kenya Power’s operational routine as it continues to modernise the national grid and expand power access.
The company has, in recent months, stepped up infrastructure upgrades in Nairobi and other urban centers to support growing demand and reduce cases of voltage fluctuations and transformer failures.
The maintenance works are essential to upgrade infrastructure, replace ageing components, and enhance system stability.
The power firm has also advised customers to treat all power lines as live during the outage period, even when electricity appears to be off, for safety reasons.
Businesses operating in the affected areas, especially those dependent on a continuous electricity supply, have been encouraged to make alternative arrangements.