President Ruto says daily load-shedding needed to stabilize power supply as demand grows

President William Ruto now says the government has been forced to a daily load-shedding, that is, shut off, some parts of the country from power supply, between 5 pm and 10 pm to keep the national grid stable and cope with the growing power demand. The president who addressed Kenyans living in Doha Qatar Tuesday night, said the country needed over 1 trillion shillings to boost its power capacity to at least 5,000 megawatts to spur growth