CIE: Several neighborhoods in Abobo and Anyama affected by disruptions on June 9

Author: Salimata BANCEPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

Society & Lifestyle

The Ivorian Electricity Company (CIE) announced power disruptions on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, in several neighborhoods of Abobo and Anyama due to infrastructure reinforcement works. In Anyama, affected areas include Dubai, Djibi Paris Village, and Allocoi KM in Gounoubé. In Abobo, disruptions are expected at Grand Marché, Abobo N'Dotré, and around the Ebimpé stadium. CIE stated that its technical teams are mobilized to minimize the impact on residents.

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