The power outage in Kenge, capital of Kwango province, has plunged the population into darkness for almost a week, thus creating a real challenge for the daily lives of residents. This outage, due to the lack of fuel for the 500 Kva generator supplying the city, was revealed by the provincial director of SNEL/Grand Bandundu, engineer Prospère Bakuku Wanza.
The situation, which appears to be linked to a fuel supply disruption, has raised legitimate concerns among Kenge residents. However, measures are being taken by the general management of SNEL to remedy this problem as quickly as possible, in order to restore the electricity supply in the city.
It is important to emphasize that the prior rehabilitation of the electrical network and the building housing the power plant demonstrates SNEL’s commitment to providing a quality service to the population of Kenge. Despite the difficulties encountered, Prospère Bakuku Wanza wants to be reassuring about a rapid resolution of this power outage.
Furthermore, the rejection by the head of SNEL/Grand Bandundu of allegations of fraud against the population of Kenge demonstrates the transparency and integrity of the company in its management of problems linked to electricity distribution.
It is essential to closely monitor developments in the situation in Kenge and stay informed of the actions taken by SNEL to resolve this power outage in order to ensure the well-being and comfort of the city’s residents.