Kenya Power has raised concerns over the growing use of solar and wind energy by consumers, saying the increase in self-generated electricity is creating challenges for grid management and power demand planning.
The company says the growing uptake of alternative energy sources is changing consumption patterns as more homes and businesses reduce their reliance on the national grid.
Kibaki’s 2003 Cabinet was a team of thinkers. Raila Odinga at Roads, Kalonzo Musyoka at Foreign Affairs, Charity Kaluki Ngilu at Health, Martha Karua at Water, Michuki at Transport, Saitoti at Education, Mukhisa Kituyi at Trade — men and womens who worked, delivered, and let results speak.
Kibaki lead with wisdom, not ego. He build systems, not followers. He trusted competence, not loyalty.
Kibaki’s legacy was teamwork and delivery. Ruto’s legacy is noise, arrogance and excuses.
Round hii William Ruto aambiwe hakuna kuchoma watu kwa kanisa.
Na hakuna Hague.
Tutamfunga jela hapa tu Kamiti.
Wacha vitisho! || Junet Mohammed (2022)
He will be live citizen Tv tonight at 9pm
Kenyan are shocked by how Junet Mohamed acts super hyper in public but during the interview he’s all confused and sweating. Hii video itembee Kenya mzima. Hawa wanasiasa hutubeba aje
When Kenya had a leader, not a politician. Today, the government is supporting policies that keep children out of school, creating an uneducated population that is easier to control.
First career hat trick against Real Madrid
First career international hat trick against Brazil.
Do you see how good he is? He does it against his biggest rivals
Luo man has shocked the whole country warning the Luo nation against what he is saying; that the Luo are swearing to vote for president Ruto in 2027 to punish the Kikuyu nation.
To their surprise he said their will be no Kikuyu to punish but instead they will be punishing themselves if they did a mistake of voting for Ruto.
Why do you think by re-electing Ruto will be punishing the Kikuyu community?
Finance Bill 2026.
Out of 347 MPs, only 162 showed up to vote on one of the most consequential pieces of legislation affecting millions of Kenyans.
122 voted YES
40 voted NO
185 MPs were absent
If only 162 MPs can determine the future of the country's finances, then Kenyans have every right to ask:
Why are taxpayers funding 347 MPs when nearly half the House is missing during critical national decisions? 🇰🇪