Ethiopia Starts Rationing Electricity for Homes and Industries

by External Source May 21, 2019

by External Source May 21, 2019 1 views 0 minutes read

By Reuters

Ethiopia has started to ration electricity for domestic and industrial customers after a drop in water levels in hydroelectric dams led to a production deficit, the minister for water and electricity, Seleshi Bekele, said on Friday. Read more>>

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