Powered by the abundant energy of the sun, this innovative water source implemented by WWF-Kenya, the Kenya Wildlife Service, and Ogulului Group Ranch has not only provided the community with a reliable supply of water but has also transformed the dynamics of human-wildlife interactions.

Kenya has a high fossil fuel import bill that is now said to be about $500 million per month and is exacerbating Kenya’s trade deficit. This new e-mobility tariff as well as the new TOU program for the small commercial categories, which has been set at 50% of the energy charge, will help boost uptake of e-mobility.

Kenya has launched a national e-mobility draft policy to promote the local manufacturing and assembly of electric vehicles (EVs). The initiative arrives when Kenya lacks the factories or expertise to build EVs entirely within the country. Kenya is a key player in African e-mobility, attracting prominent EV manufacturers.

Studies have shown that there are three critical areas in which start-ups tend to underperform: Explaining the nature of their business within the context of sustainability, describing their plans against robust forecasts and clearly communicating funding needs.

The collaboration will kick off with the opening of 20 in-store locations across Kenya to facilitate customer access to Roam’s electric motorbikes. The partnership will introduce a financing package for interested buyers of Roam’s electric motorbikes, that will enable them to save money and ramp up their daily income by 30%.

Kenyan startup founders on Tuesday called for the establishment of a supportive ecosystem to spur the growth of businesses that are key to transitioning the country from carbon-intensive to green growth. Policy reforms combined with targeted advocacy, training and financial support will enable these startups to scale up access to green innovations.

This is a partnership comprising two start-ups, E-Safiri and Kiri E.V., who will structure a joint venture called Sun Run. The project aims to provide affordable, reliable and sustainable transport solutions and other productive uses of renewable energy solutions such as cold storage within the fishing community.

Women and girls to trek at least 15km, often crossing wildlife habitats, to fetch water for domestic use. Men would sneak into the Amboseli National Park for their livestock to quench thirst, especially during dry seasons.