The main electricity supplier in Kenya, involved in expanding the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
Kenya Accelerates Electric Mobility Drive With Major Funding Boosts
Kenya secured a 25-billion Japanese yen (≈ USD 168 million) Samurai loan from Japan to support electric mobility initiatives. USD 102 million from the loan will enhance local EV manufacturing and assembly, reducing reliance on imported vehicles.
Kenya keeps EV tax at 0%, adds 200+ charging hubs this June
Kenya's Finance Bill 2025 maintains VAT exemptions on electric motorcycles, bicycles, buses, and batteries. The number of registered EVs in Kenya surged from 2,694 in 2023 to 9,047 in May 2025.
Nairobi County cuts internet cables in $23.1 million row with Kenya Power
Nairobi County officials cut fibre optic cables from Kenya Power's poles, disrupting internet services. The county government acknowledges an unpaid electricity bill but claims Kenya Power owes more in land rates and fees.
