Juba Power Cuts Extended for One More Week Over Maintenance Delays

(JUBA) – Power rationing across Juba has been extended by one week, from 29 June to 5 July 2026, as maintenance work continues on the city’s main power generation plant.

The Juba Electric Distribution Company announced the extension on Thursday, saying the planned outage schedule will remain in place for a further seven days. Different parts of the capital will experience power cuts from 5:00 PM until midnight on assigned days.

The load shedding follows ongoing planned maintenance at the generation facility. JEDCO has released a schedule showing which feeder lines will be affected each day.

On Monday 29 June, Thursday 2 July, and Sunday 5 July, Feeder C will be cut. Areas affected include parts of Juba Town, Thomping, Munuki Blocks A through C, Hai Munuki Mia Saba, all Gudele areas, partial Rock City, Gurie, Joppa, Hai Yaba Paul, Hai Eden, Jebel Rock Side, Mangateen, Bilpam road, and parts of Referendum and Mauna.

On Tuesday 30 June and Friday 3 July, Feeders A, D and E will be switched off. This will affect Hai Sujun, Hai Police, Hai Cinema, Juba stadium road, parts of Konyo Konyo, Gumbo Kadra, Gumbo Shirkat, Juba Town, Hai Amarate, Airport road, Kololo, parts of Thomping and Mauna, Hai Kuwait, Dar El Salam, Hai Malakal, Konyokonyo, Hai Malakia, Lologo, Kassaba, and Atlabara A and C.

On Wednesday 1 July and Saturday 4 July, Feeders B and F will be disconnected. Areas under this schedule include Juba Town, Hai Jalaba, Hai Amarat, Hai Tijaria, Hai Mobil, the Ministries area, Hai Buluk, Hai Gonya, Custom, parts of Hai Mauna, parts of Nyakuron West and South, partial Rock City, Jebel, Khor Williang, Suk Kuma, Suk Mamu, Hai Malakia, Hai Neem, Nimra Talata, Atlabara B, Kator, Rujal Mafi, Giada, Jebel Market, Hai Jaborona, Hai Thoura, and Suk Sitta.

JEDCO apologised for the disruption and asked customers for patience and understanding. Residents can contact the company on toll free number 319 for inquiries.

The company also urged consumers to save energy by using efficient appliances, unplugging devices when not in use, and switching off lights and appliances when not needed.

Power Rationing Schedule: 29 June to 5 July 2026