Scheduled Power Outages in Yaoundé on November 4, 2026
The Ministry of Water and Energy has announced scheduled power outages in Yaoundé and surrounding regions on November 4, 2026, from 3 PM to 9 PM. These outages will affect areas in the Centre, South, and East regions due to technical verification operations on production facilities.

Announcement of Power Cuts
On November 4, 2026, the Minister of Water and Energy, Gaston Eloundou Essomba, confirmed that power outages will occur from 3 PM to 9 PM. This announcement was made to prepare residents for the interruptions, urging them to complete necessary tasks before the outages begin. The affected regions include the Centre, South, and East of Cameroon.
The outages are part of scheduled technical verification operations on various production facilities. The Ministry aims to ensure the reliability and safety of the electricity supply, which necessitates these temporary interruptions. Residents are advised to plan accordingly to mitigate the impact of the power cuts.
Impact on Residents
The scheduled outages are expected to disrupt daily activities for many residents, particularly those relying on electricity for work or household chores. The Ministry's announcement encourages individuals to complete tasks such as laundry or computer work before the outages commence. This proactive communication aims to minimize inconvenience during the power cuts.
Local businesses may also face challenges due to the power interruptions, potentially affecting productivity and service delivery. The community's response to these outages will likely vary, with some residents expressing frustration while others understand the necessity for maintenance work. The Ministry's efforts to inform the public ahead of time are crucial in managing expectations.
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