Tap your ward when the power goes off, so neighbours can tell whether it is one house or the whole area. TANESCO's toll-free 180 is here too.
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When the lights go out the first question is always the same: is it my house, my street, or the whole ward? Nobody in Moshi can answer that from a website — TANESCO posts fault notices nationally, but nothing says what is happening in Majengo or Pasua right now.
So this board asks the neighbours. Tap your ward when your power is off. Anyone can read it; reporting takes a free account, which keeps it honest, and each report clears itself after a few hours so the page stays current. It shows what neighbours are seeing — it is not TANESCO. To actually get a fault fixed, call 180.
No power cuts reported right now.
Majengo
No reports
Kiusa
No reports
Kaloleni
No reports
Mawenzi
No reports
Mji Mpya
No reports
Bondeni
No reports
Miembeni
No reports
Korongoni
No reports
Pasua
No reports
Njoro
No reports
Rau
No reports
Soweto
No reports
Msaranga
No reports
Karanga
No reports
Kiboriloni
No reports
Longuo
No reports
Kilimanjaro
No reports · The KCMC hospital area
Shirimatunda
No reports
Boma Mbuzi
No reports
Ng'ambo
No reports
Mfumuni
No reports
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How this works
180 is TANESCO's toll-free call centre — free from any Tanzanian network since March 2025 — for reporting a cut or asking about one. TANESCO also posts fault notices on its own site. This board never reaches TANESCO: a report here tells your neighbours, not the utility, so if your power is off, call 180 as well.
Water and power often go together here: when a pump loses supply the taps follow. If your water is off too, the ward board for water is the other half of the picture — and MUWSA's toll-free line is 0800 110 074.