The Ministry of Energy has assured Ghanaians the power crisis (dumsor) which is currently afflicting the country will end on Monday.
According to the ministry, normal electricity supply will resume by Tuesday.
It follows the completion of works at the TEN Fields.
“We wish to state that with the tie-in operation successfully completed, and coupled with the measures we put in place including procurement of fuel and increased power supply from La Cote d’Ivoire, the [power] situation will normalize from 27th February 2017,†a statement signed by the Communications Officer at the Energy Ministry, King A. Wellington, said.
Below is the full statement:
Dumsor has returned with renewed ferocity in recent times, stifling businesses and making life difficult for Ghanaians.
It has drawn condemnation from a section of the public, with many urging the government to arrest the problem.