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The Energy Minister, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh has addressed the nation on the recent incidence of power outages in parts of the country.
Some citizens raised questions as to whether "dumsor is back" following the intermittent power supply.
The Minister in his press briefing at the Information Ministry addressed the question among other issues pertaining to the sector.
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