Kenya Power has announced a planned nationwide power interruption set for Thursday, October 9, 2025, affecting select counties across different regions.
In a notice on Wednesday, October 15, the company said the planned outages will affect several regions from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., depending on the area.
In Nairobi County, the entire South B area will be without power from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Affected locations include South B Shopping Centre, Sanasana, Capital Centre, Police Band Zanzibar Road, Golden Gate, and the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication together with adjacent customers.
Parts of Westlands, including School Lane, Matundu Lane, Matundu Close, Clarence Hotel, Brookside Groove, and KK Securities, will also experience an outage during the same hours.
In Kajiado County, parts of Rongai such as Exciting, Kimandiro, and Acacia will be affected between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Residents of Nyandarua and Samburu counties will also face interruptions in Rumuruti, Maralal, and Samburu areas, including Kinamba, Muarak, Suguta Marmar, Churo, Naibor, Poror, Kisima, and the whole of Samburu-Maralal region.
In Uasin Gishu County, Greenwood and Cheplaskei will have no power from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., while in Nandi County, Cheptil, Kiparen Mzee, and Kipchumba Arusei will be affected between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
In Bungoma County, Nzoia Sugar Company, Machinjoni, and Nzoia Sudi areas will experience outages throughout the day, while in Kakamega County, power will be off in Emukangu, Eburenga, Etabale, Shinoyi, Ebumamu, Shikomari, Bumangale, Khungoyokosi, Nyaporo, Makunga, Isango, Esokone, and Mushikulu.
In Nyamira County, areas around Sotik and Chemosit including Nyansiongo Tea, Highland Creamers, Kijauri Market, Nyansiongo Mission, Manga Police, Laitigo, Simbaoti, Kineni, Borabu TTC, Metamaywa, Isoge, Onsado Farm, Mekenene, Nyaronde, and Kahawa Secondary School will be impacted between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
In Nyeri County, power will be interrupted in Mathioya, Mioro, and Wanjerere areas covering Sir George Farm, Kiru Tea Factory, Kiambuthia, Gatunguru Tea Factory, Gitereki, Kiangoma, Mioro, Gacharageini, Mathioya Water Project, Kihoya, Wanjerere, Mariani, Kirimahiga Coffee Factory, Kagongo, Kiriti Tea Factory, Nyagatugu Boys, Kagaita Kihoya, and Barara.
Murang’a County will experience outages in Kihumbuini and Nyaga, including Kihumbuini Primary, Nyaga Village, Kihumbuini Market, and Kihumbuini Secondary.
In Kirinyaga County, areas such as Kiangwaci, Kibingoti, and Kibirigwi will be affected.
Other impacted areas include Njukiini, Karima, Kiangwaci, Gacharu, Ndia Technical, Kiine Girls, Daybert Academy, Chema, Kianjege West, Freds Grammar, Kairini, Kiburu, Mitondo Coffee Factory, and adjacent customers.
In Kiambu County, Kam-baa and Kirenga areas will experience blackouts.
Affected areas include Nyaweru, Lari Boys, Immaculate Hospital, Kambaa Girls, Kambaa Shopping Centre, Githogoiyo, and Old Kirenga Market.
In the coastal region, Mombasa County will experience power cuts in Beach Road, Kisumu Ndogo, and Frere Town areas including Ores Estate, Nyali Plaza, Oshwal, Enclave, Beach Road, Makaburini, Fair Deal, Nature Waters, Harambe Estate, Kongowea Primary, and the office of Mohammed Ali.
In Likoni, areas such as Pungu Villa and Swabrina, including Co-op Bank, Kenya Power Office, Lakers, Majengo Mapya, Dudu’s, Musthalifa, Muhajirina, Centi Kumi, Furaha Gardens, Memo, Simba Villa, Majisafi, Casuarina, Jjet Bar, Kwetu Beach, Mwahi Seconar, Shelly Beach Police, Vanga, Ijara, Brazil, and Millennium 2 will also be affected.
In Kilifi County, power will be off in Gede and Msabaha areas, including Gede Mkenge, Msabaha, Mkao Moto, Mshongoleni, Kwa Chocha, Malindi Airport, Kijiwe Tanga, Travelers Resort, Kasufini, Malindi High, Malindi Handcraft, KIE, and Ngala Phase 4.
Residents of Kwale County will experience power interruptions in parts of Galu and Chale, including Lantana Galu, Boxo, Mango Park, Pinewood, Sonrisa, and Chale areas.
In Taita Taveta County, Mghambonyi and Kishushe areas will also be affected, covering the whole of Mghambonyi, Nyache, Saghasa, and Kishushe.
Migori County residents in Kehancha, Masaba, Taranganya, Kobinto, Komasicha, Senta, Nyamotiro, Nyaroa, Masangwa, Nyabikokori, Ntimaru, Wangirabose, Igena Itambe, Angata, and Gwikonge will also be affected.
