NAWEC

Water Supply Disruption – Sukuta Water Treatment Plant
NAWEC regrets to inform its valued customers and the general public that one of the pumps at the Sukuta Water Treatment Plant developed a fault earlier today. As a result, only one pump is currently operational, which may lead to water shortages and low water pressure in some areas.
Areas Potentially Affected: Parts of Brusubi
NAWEC's technical team is currently on site assessing the situation and working diligently to restore full service as quickly as possible. The duration of the disruption is yet to be determined.
NAWEC sincerely apologises for any inconvenience caused and thanks its valued customers for their patience and understanding.
For further enquiries, please contact NAWEC's Customer Service Centre on 1669.

Update on Current Power Supply Situation

NAWEC wishes to update the public that the ongoing load shedding is not nationwide but mainly affects parts of the Greater Banjul Area and West Coast Region, particularly during peak hours from around 6:00 PM. Most provincial areas remain largely unaffected.
The current situation is primarily due to technical challenges within the regional power system, which are also impacting neighbouring countries. These challenges have been further compounded by fuel supply constraints and broader regional factors, and are temporary in nature.
NAWEC continues to operate and strengthen its generation capacity, while ongoing efforts aim to bring additional power online and improve system reliability. Some load shedding may persist during peak periods as restoration works continue.
NAWEC sincerely apologises for the inconvenience caused, especially during the Tobaski period, and assures the public that our teams are working around the clock to stabilise supply.

For further enquiries, please contact NAWEC's Customer Service Centre on 1669.

Closure of Cash Offices – Eid al-Adha (Tobaski) Public Holidays
NAWEC wishes to inform the public that all NAWEC cash offices will be closed on Wednesday, 27th, and Thursday, 28th May 2026, in observance of Eid al-Adha, locally known as Tobaski.
Normal operations will resume on Friday, 30th May 2026.
Customers are kindly advised to complete any pending transactions before the holidays. The NAWEC Mobile App and other third-party payment platforms will remain available for transactions during this period.
NAWEC wishes all its valued customers and the general public a blessed and joyful Tobaski celebration.
For further enquiries, please contact NAWEC's Customer Service Centre on 1669

🏆 NAWEC Wins Public Enterprise Taxpayer of the Year 2025!

NAWEC is proud to announce that it has been named Public Enterprise Taxpayer of the Year at the Gambia Revenue Authority 8th Edition Taxpayer Award Night, held on Saturday, 23rd May 2026.
This prestigious recognition celebrates NAWEC's commitment to tax compliance, financial discipline, and good governance. The award was received on behalf of NAWEC by Mr. Abdoulie Tambedou, Group Finance Director.
NAWEC Managing Director Mr. Gallo Saidy extended his congratulations to the Finance Directorate and the entire organisation, noting that this achievement reflects a collective effort across all departments. Board Chairman Mr. Dawda Kairaba Jawara, who attended the ceremony, also congratulated the team and called this recognition a clear sign of the progress NAWEC is making.
We are proud of this milestone and remain committed to sustaining this progress as we continue to strengthen our operations and deliver better services to the people of The Gambia.
Congratulations to the entire NAWEC family! 👏