All round power related news in Africa

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FG moves to deepen power sector reforms, hinting at LG participation, large-scale metering plans and a push for local manufacturing to cut imports and boost electricity supply.

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A prolonged blackout in Uganda’s Kabale district highlights infrastructure and service delivery challenges, as residents decry economic losses, rising insecurity and delayed response from electricity authorities.

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African leaders will meet in Johannesburg to shape policies on transport and energy, as the continent pushes for integrated infrastructure, increased electricity access and stronger positioning in global trade and energy systems.

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The two countries have formalised development and power purchase agreements for a high-voltage transmission line aimed at strengthening regional grid integration under the Southern African Power Pool.

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A new COMESA-backed facility seeks to unlock investment in renewable energy by transforming project ideas into bankable ventures, reinforcing regional efforts to expand electricity access and drive sustainable economic integration.

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Nigeria’s new mini-grid rules signal a shift towards decentralised electricity systems, aiming to attract investment, streamline regulation and expand reliable power access to underserved communities.

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Zambia’s updated rural electrification strategy signals a shift towards coordinated, investment-driven energy expansion, highlighting the sector’s central role in economic growth, job creation and inclusive development.

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GRIDCo has commissioned a new 120/145MVA Siemens Energy transformer at Afienya Substation, doubling capacity to improve power reliability and meet rising electricity demand across Accra and surrounding areas.

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Ghana’s nationwide transformer upgrade drive signals a major push to modernize its power distribution network, reduce outages, support urban growth, and strengthen long-term energy reliability despite short-term disruptions.

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The Ministry of Power says electricity generation has improved in the last two weeks, from March 28 to April 10, 2026, underscoring the Federal Government’s commitment to delivering on its promises to Nigerians.