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Electricity Theft in Rwanda Disrupts Power Supply to Villages, Health Centres

Stolen cables and damaged equipment have caused outages in villages and disrupted services at health centres and traffic surveillance facilities, Rwanda Energy Group says.

By Clement Abayomi2 min read13th November, 2026

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Electricity Theft in Rwanda Disrupts Power Supply to Villages, Health Centres

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