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Kenya Power Retains Sh15,000 Connection Fee for Affordable Household Electricity

Kenya Power has announced its decision to maintain the Sh15,000 connection fee for households situated near transformers. This initiative falls under the third phase of Kenya Power’s subsidized program, aiming to ensure affordable electricity access for more homes across the nation. Starting in September next year, this phase aims to connect approximately 150,000 new homes […]

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Kenya’s Import Bill Sees First Decline in Post-COVID Era

Kenya has reported a notable drop in its import expenditure for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting reduced spending on critical supplies such as factory materials, machinery, and fuel, according to official data. Between January and July this year, traders spent Ksh 1.43 trillion on foreign goods, down from Ksh 1.46 trillion during […]

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Kenya’s Inaugural 52-Tonne ‘Omena’ Export to China Enhances Bilateral Trade Ties

Kenya has achieved a significant milestone in its trade relationship with China, successfully exporting its first 52-tonne batch of anchovies, commonly referred to as ‘omena,’ to the Chinese market. This achievement follows a bilateral agreement inked between the two nations early last year. China’s Director-General of the Department of African Affairs, Wu Peng, expressed his […]

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Kenyan Bill Proposes Favorable Procurement Terms for Local Businesses

A proposed legislative amendment in Kenya could usher in a new era of opportunities for local businesses. Kiambaa MP John Njuguna Wanjiku has introduced the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2023, which aims to redefine the rules governing public procurement, favoring Kenyan-owned companies for contracts valued below Sh1 billion. The primary focus of […]

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Kenya Harnesses Carbon Credits at Africa’s Inaugural Climate Summit

As the urgency of climate change grows, African nations aim for a bigger share of the $2-billion carbon credit market, projected to expand fivefold by 2030. Currently, Africa contributes just 11% of global carbon offsets despite its vast carbon-absorbing ecosystems. Kenyan President William Ruto, hosting the Africa Climate Summit, sees Africa’s carbon sinks as an […]

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Cane Farmers in Nyando Belt Strongly Oppose Government’s Sugar Mill Merger Proposal

Sugarcane stakeholders hailing from the Nyando sugar belt have vehemently rejected the national government’s proposal to merge Chemelil and Muhoroni sugar companies into a single entity as part of sweeping reforms within the sugar sector. In a decisive stand taken prior to their appearance before the National Assembly committees on finances, national planning, agriculture, and […]

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