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Ghana hit by nationwide blackout as power plants fail

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Ghana hit by nationwide blackout as power plants fail
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Ghana hit by nationwide blackout as power plants failImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The power utility firm did not say how long it would take for normal supplies to resumeByThomas Naadi, BBC Africa, Reporting fromAccra and Wycliffe MuiaPublished43 minutes agoA major…

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Ghana hit by nationwide blackout as power plants failImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The power utility firm did not say how long it would take for normal supplies to resumeByThomas Naadi, BBC Africa, Reporting fromAccra and Wycliffe MuiaPublished43 minutes agoA major fault on Ghana's national power grid has triggered widespread outages, leaving the capital, Accra, the commercial hub of Kumasi and much of north without electricity.Several power plants across the West African nation were forced to shut down in the early hours of Wednesday morning, the state-run power distribution company said."Our engineers and system operators are working continuously to restore power in the shortest time possible without compromising safety," Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) has said in its…

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