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Heatwave hits North Africa, with power cuts in Tunisia and wildfires in Algeria

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

For days, the STEG state electricity and gas company has been issuing daily heat alerts in Tunisia, listing neighbourhoods where it would cut electricity to reduce pressure on the national grid. STEG chief executive Faycel Trifa said heavy air conditioner use had pushed the electricity network to its limit .

Heatwave hits North Africa, with power cuts in Tunisia and wildfires in Algeria

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