This will undoubtedly spur immense economic activity. Salute Ruto. The president who delivers shiny things . Kenya on a shine brighter trajectory. ✨ 🇰🇪 . Hongera Rais 👏🏾
Dongo Kungu SEZ all horizontal infrastructure confirmed by PS Daghar. SGR rail, 4.6km road including 2.8kms ramp, high capacity power transmission line, power substation and water pipelines. Onwards and good luck
The Port of Mombasa has received delivery of massive onshore drilling equipment for oil production in Lockchar in Turkana County, reaffirming the port's status as the gateway for energy and infrastructure investment in the region.
The 2,152-metric-tonne consignment came aboard the MV Transit Sedanka, on Saturday having sailed from Abu Dhabi via Duqm.
Among the heavy equipment being discharged are the GW70 Integrated Onshore Drilling Rig 1,500-horsepower unit worth over Ksh 2 billion, roughly USD 15 million.
The basin holds an estimated 326 million barrels of recoverable oil. The project aims to be fully operational by December.
The investments, totalling about USD 6.1 billion, expected to run over 25 years, stand out as one of Kenya’s most significant energy undertakings
The arrival of the specialised cargo highlights the Port of Mombasa's growing role in facilitating strategic national projects through the efficient handling of oversized and complex project cargo.
Once discharged and cleared, the equipment will be transported to Turkana County as part of the broader logistics chain supporting the development of Kenya's petroleum infrastructure.
The milestone is expected to provide fresh momentum to the country's oil development agenda while reaffirming the Port of Mombasa's position as a key gateway for investments in the energy, infrastructure and extractive sectors.
Scenes as Pastor Jerry Eze is casting out demons and stretching his hands in all directions around Old Trafford. 🙏🏾
Tottenham won’t know what’s going to hit them in two weeks. This is not just football this is fire from above mixed with fire on earth 😭
And today September 26 2026 he did it again as he shut down Old Trafford in Manchester for the NSPPD UK Prayer Conference 2026 and the 74,000 capacity stadium was turned into a prayer ground with worshippers from across the UK and beyond.
New millionaires are being minted annually
South Rift is one of the main beneficiaries.
Kericho has seen an increase in acreage under sugarcane and coffee which have higher yields ATM. Narok too
As the country prepares for the development of the Ksh 2 trillion Dangote East Africa Refinery project, the Port of Lamu welcomed MV Da Yang carrying heavy construction materials that will be utilized in the project.
Laden with 2,930 metric tons of heavy machinery, the arrival of MV Da Yang sets the stage for the anticipated groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the first ever oil refinery north of Kenya planned for next week.
The refinery will process crude oil from Lokichar in Turkana County, and other parts of East and southern Africa and beyond, before supplying refined petroleum products to regional markets.
The port of Lamu will play a central role through supporting marine operations and handling petroleum tankers thereby boosting the Port’s operations.
Kenya Ports Authority PLC Chief Executive Officer Captain William Ruto welcomed the maiden vessel and successfully brought it alongside before presenting a certificate of first call and a plaque to the vessel’s master Captain Wang Shengli.
Captain Ruto said the vessel’s arrival was significant to the refinery project and demonstrated the Government’s commitment to ensuring its success.
“The arrival of this vessel is very critical and shows the Government’s commitment to ensuring this project succeeds. It will be a game changer for the entire region,” said Captain Ruto.
He assured shipping partners and customers that the Port of Lamu is fully prepared to handle current and future cargo volumes, with KPA committed to efficient vessel turnaround, seamless cargo operations and customer-focused services that meet international standards.
As the country prepares for the development of the Ksh 2 trillion Dangote East Africa Refinery project, the Port of Lamu welcomed MV Da Yang carrying heavy construction materials that will be utilized in the project.
Laden with 2,930 metric tons of heavy machinery, the arrival of MV Da Yang sets the stage for the anticipated groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the first ever oil refinery north of Kenya planned for next week.
The refinery will process crude oil from Lokichar in Turkana County, and other parts of East and southern Africa and beyond, before supplying refined petroleum products to regional markets.
The port of Lamu will play a central role through supporting marine operations and handling petroleum tankers thereby boosting the Port’s operations.
Kenya Ports Authority PLC Chief Executive Officer Captain William Ruto welcomed the maiden vessel and successfully brought it alongside before presenting a certificate of first call and a plaque to the vessel’s master Captain Wang Shengli.
Captain Ruto said the vessel’s arrival was significant to the refinery project and demonstrated the Government’s commitment to ensuring its success.
“The arrival of this vessel is very critical and shows the Government’s commitment to ensuring this project succeeds. It will be a game changer for the entire region,” said Captain Ruto.
He assured shipping partners and customers that the Port of Lamu is fully prepared to handle current and future cargo volumes, with KPA committed to efficient vessel turnaround, seamless cargo operations and customer-focused services that meet international standards.
Lamu Port Receives Ship Carrying Project Cargo For East Africa Refinery Ahead Of The Groundbreaking Ceremony Scheduled For Wednesday 30th September 2026.
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Trevor Ombija is now vindicated and Linus Kaikai Lied to Kenyans! If Gachagua can call Citizen to Stop Atwoli from going to JKL, he surely called to demand Trevor be fired!
Kenya’s vehicle assembly industry produced a record 10,221 units in the first seven months of 2026, the first time output has crossed 10,000 by July and already more than any full-year total recorded before 2022.
Output rose 31.2% from 7,790 units in Jan–Jul 2025, with July production hitting a record 1,863 vehicles, up 72.0% YoY.
Every month of 2026 has exceeded 1,000 units, extending the run of four-figure monthly production to 12 consecutive months from August 2025.
The surge reflects tax advantages for locally assembled CKD vehicles, government fleet procurement and leasing, the migration of more models to domestic assembly lines and new EV investment.
Existing plants also retain substantial spare capacity, allowing assemblers to scale production quickly as demand rises.