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The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced upcoming power cuts in parts of Accra beginning Friday, May 8.
According to the Company, the planned blackouts are to enable the company to convey some transformers from the Tema Port to its Pokuase Bulk Supply Point construction site.
In a statement, Friday, ECG listed the affected areas which include Tema, Klagon, Spintex, Trasacco, Dzorwulu, Achimota, and Ofankor.
The statement indicated that the outages will occur between 10pm and 1am over six days, starting on Friday evening.
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