Here’s the Simple Reason Why Electric Buses Raised the Fares
Commuters in Nairobi were surprised when electric buses increased fares after the latest fuel price review, even though the buses do not use petrol...
Electric Buses in Nairobi Held Back by Road Design and Poor Staging
Nairobi is investing in electric mobility, integrated transport planning, and high-level policy dialogue—but the physical city those systems are meant to operate in has...
Transport Sector Watches Closely After Arrest of Top Fuel Officials
What HappenedDetectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations arrested senior energy sector officials in a late-night operation.Those arrested include:Petroleum...
Nairobi Estates Face 6-Day Water Cut — Is This the Beginning of a Bigger Shortage?
Six-Day Water Interruption AnnouncedSeveral Nairobi estates are set to go without water for six days starting Monday, April 6,...
Government Unveils Sh47.2 Billion Nairobi Flood Resilience Masterplan
The Government has unveiled a Sh47.2 billion Flood Resilience Masterplan aimed at tackling chronic flooding across Nairobi.Prime Cabinet Secretary...
Youth Volunteers Clean Aga Khan Walk in “Clean City, Peaceful City” Initiative
About 80 youth volunteers conducted a cleanup along Aga Khan Walk and surrounding streets in Nairobi CBD.The exercise was...
Planned Power Outages Across Kenya on March 25, 2026
Kenya Power has announced planned electricity interruptions affecting multiple counties on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. The utility says the...
Electric City Buses: Nairobi’s Quiet Transport Revolution, Five Years On
Nearly five years ago, electric commuter buses in Nairobi looked like an experiment—small pilots, donor-backed projects, and a few...
