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Malawians to experience 15 hours of blackout on Sunday

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Nkula Power plant The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) says domestic users in most parts of the country, will this Sunday 19th February be subjected to 15 hours of blackout as the whole country will only have 130 Megawatts of electricity. This is according to ESCOM’s Thursday announcement where it said the 15-hour blackout […]

The post Malawians to experience 15 hours of blackout on Sunday appeared first on Malawi24.

Source: Malawi 24 | Malawi news

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