On June 3, 2026, the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum officially withdrew the electricity tariff review application submitted by Kenya Power and Lighting Company. Consequently, Kenyan households, businesses, and manufacturers will continue paying current electricity rates. Energy and Petroleum
On Monday, May 25, 2026, digital transport operators and boda boda riders staged protests across Nairobi over low fare rates imposed by ride-hailing platforms. Drivers working with Bolt and Uber accused the apps of enforcing unfair pricing structures. Consequently, demonstrations disrupted transport operations in several parts of Nairobi during the protests. Operators
A tense moment shocked Kenyans during a live government press briefing on May 18, 2026. Transport stakeholders publicly rejected government claims of a breakthrough agreement. Additionally, the dramatic exchange unfolded during nationwide transport strikes. The protests continue disrupting businesses and commuter movement across Kenya. The viral statement quickly spread
Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has revised fuel prices in Nairobi officially. The new prices took effect on May 19, 2026. Additionally, the adjustments followed emergency consultations with stakeholders. Authorities hoped the review would ease growing public pressure. However, transport operators maintained their nationwide strike despite the changes. Many
Thousands of commuters across Kenya remain stranded following a nationwide transport strike. The industrial action began on May 18, 2026 officially. Additionally, matatu operators and truck drivers joined the protests. Other transport providers also suspended operations nationwide. Therefore, major towns continue experiencing severe transport disruptions. Commuters now
The Kenyan Shilling recorded a slight decline against major global currencies recently. The depreciation followed Kenya’s latest fuel price increase. Additionally, the Central Bank of Kenya released updated exchange rate figures. The shilling closed at KSh129.33 against the U.S. Dollar. Previously, the currency traded at KSh129.19 per dollar. Therefore, analysts linked the
Transport stakeholders across Kenya have announced a nationwide strike officially. The industrial action will begin on Monday, May 18, 2026. Additionally, the strike involves multiple transport industry groups. Operators cite rising fuel prices and insecurity concerns. Therefore, commuters should expect major disruptions nationwide. Several transport associations have
A delegation from Brazilian Electrical Energy Regulatory Agency arrived in Kenya on April 21, 2026. They began a benchmarking mission with Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority. Therefore, the visit strengthens bilateral energy cooperation. It also advances shared clean energy goals. Building on the Green Energy Partnership This mission follows a March 2026 engagement
On March 24, 2026, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) flagged 23 petrol stations. The stations sold adulterated fuel or fuel meant for export. This followed a nationwide inspection using mobile laboratories to protect consumers and enforce fuel quality standards. Mobile Testing Reveals Fuel Tampering EPRA deployed mobile laboratories equipped with X-ray
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has shut down a major gas facility in Kenya’s coastal region. Authorities closed the plant on March 11, 2026, after discovering serious safety violations. The operation targeted an illegal LPG refilling facility operating in Mombasa. Consequently, the regulator moved quickly to protect public safety. Additionally, officials











