Cuba’s power grid has collapsed for a third time in less than 24 hours, leaving millions of Cubans in darkness and sparking protests. The ongoing power outages, coupled with food, medicine, and fuel shortages, are pushing the island nation to the brink. The government, while blaming the U.S. embargo, faces growing frustration and anger from its citizens.
Cuba is facing a major electricity crisis with two nationwide blackouts in 24 hours, plunging the island into darkness and impacting hospitals, essential services, and daily life for millions. The government blames aging infrastructure, fuel shortages, and US sanctions for the crisis, but the situation highlights the country’s ongoing struggles with economic hardship.
Despite abundant sunshine, Nigeria’s electricity grid struggles to meet demand, leaving millions in the dark. While solar power offers a solution, high interest rates and a lack of investor confidence hinder its development. The government faces a dilemma: raise electricity prices to attract investment or continue subsidies that burden the economy. This energy crisis impacts businesses, education, and even healthcare, highlighting the urgent need for a sustainable energy solution.
