Why Rural Electrification Costs May Soon Hit Your Power Bill
The country's push to rescue its struggling power sector has taken an ironic twist as lawmakers want to embed nearly KSh 30 billion in rural electrification debt
Kenya Seeks Tighter Oversight on International NGOs’ Tax and Compliance Privileges
Treasury on the Spot for KSh 55Bn Kenya Airways Exposure, KSh 6.2Bn Telkom Deal
Treasury faced the Public Accounts Committee after an audit flagged unsupported KSh 55B Kenya Airways loans issued without signed agreements and an unapproved KSh 6.2B Telkom Kenya buyout done through Article 223.
State House, Security, Social Programs, Lead In Spending Spree On Wages
High early spending by these entities points to the likelihood of additional funding next year to support its obligations, defeating the government's promise for austerityParliament Orders Full Disclosure of Private Power Owners, Lifts Freeze
The measure forms the centerpiece of a parliamentary decision to finally lift a 2-year, 8-month moratorium on new Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs),Kenya Outlaws Commercial Surrogacy
Kenya Targets Electronic Manufacturers, Importers in Push to Curb Rising E-Waste
Kenya has proposed new rules that would make electronics manufacturers, importers, and retailers financially and operationally responsible for the disposal of devicesLawmakers Probe Kenya Power Over Past Losses, Power Losses & 26Bn Unpaid Bills
Kenya Power chiefs appeared before Parliament’s Commercial Affairs and Energy Committee to address historical audit findings showing losses and governance issues.
IMF Urges Caution on Kenya’s US$3.5bn Currency Swap Strategy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cautioned Kenya to weigh potential exchange-rate risks following its decision to convert US$3.5 billion of loans from China into yuanKenya Moves to Restore Nairobi National Park
Kenya has approved an ambitious plan to reconnect Nairobi National Park with its traditional wildlife dispersal zones in Machakos and Kajiado counties.KenGen Under Scrutiny for Delayed KSh 5.3bn Substation Handover to KETRACO and Hiring Breaches
KenGen executives appeared before Parliament’s Public Investments Committee on November 11, 2025, to address concerns over non-advertised hiring of engineers and delays in transferring a KSh5.3bn Olkaria substation asset to KETRACO. Lawmakers questioned transparency in recruitment and oversight of public infrastructure.Courtroom Setbacks Expose Fragile Fight Against Corruption in Counties
The war on corruption has seen its latest unraveling in court after the High Court overturned the conviction of former Samburu governor Moses Lenolkulal
