JUST IN: Shock as Details Reveals Ruto Has Appointment 32 Kalenjins to Head Government Parastatals
President William Ruto in a previous action. Photo courtesy. The discovery that President William Ruto has appointed 32 Kalenjins to lead state enterprises has shocked many people, according to new information collated by Third Way Alliance party leader and former presidential candidate Ekuru Aukot. Abraham Serem is the CEO of KenGen, Joseph Siror is the CEO of Kenya Power, Joe Sang is the CEO of Kenya Pipeline, Daniel Kiptoo is the CEO of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Lydia Sitienei is the CEO of KETRACO, and Captain William Ruto is the CEO of the Kenya Ports Authority.
JUST IN: EPRA Breaks Silence With a Major Announcement on Fuel Prices
A significant pronouncement about fuel prices has been made by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority after a long period of silence. Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Director General Daniel Kiptoo revealed in an exclusive interview with the Business Daily today that the state agency will restore controls on fuel wholesale and retail pricing.
Ruto Cuts Off Uhuru's Subsidy Throwing Kenyans Into More Pain as Power Prices are Set to Hike
Kenyans should brace for more tough times ahead as details reveal that they will pay 15% more for electricity from Sunday. This is after President William Ruto opted not to extend a multi-billion subsidy initiated by former President Uhuru Kenyatta. This is after the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority director-general Daniel Kiptoo said that the 15% discount that had been introduced by Uhuru would not be extended beyond its expiry date of 31st December.
NEWS IN: EPRA Breaks Silence With a Major Announcement on Fuel Prices
After a protracted period of silence, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has made a significant announcement regarding fuel prices. In an exclusive interview with the Business Daily today, Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Director General Daniel Kiptoo disclosed that the state agency would reinstate controls over fuel wholesale and retail pricing.
JUST IN: EPRA Breaks Silence With a Major Announcement on Fuel Prices.
After a protracted period of silence, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority has made a significant announcement regarding fuel prices. In an exclusive interview with the Business Daily today, Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority Director General Daniel Kiptoo disclosed that the state agency would reinstate controls over fuel wholesale and retail pricing.
Why Kenyans will pay more for fuel in 2023
The Kenyan Government is set to withdraw the fuel subsidy in 2023. Kenyans are now worried following the latest forecasts that fuel prices will rise exponentially in 2023. This is because the government has planned to phase out the oil subsidy which has been in place since last year.
Kenyans:Prepare Yourselves For A Major Increase In Electricity Prices From 1st January Due To This
Homes and companies will pay 15% extra for energy starting Sunday after President William Ruto declined to prolong a multibillion-shilling subsidy started by his predecessor; Uhuru Kenyatta. Daniel Kiptoo; director-general of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) stated that the 15% discount will not be extended beyond its expiry date of December 31st thus laying the way for expensive power and putting pressure on the sky-high inflation.
JUST IN; CS Energy Davis Chirchir Makes his First Visit to EPRA Headquarters
Photo Courtesy; Second from left, CS Petroleum Davis Chirchir with EPRA officials. Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority, EPRA Director General Daniel Kiptoo today received President William Ruto's powerful Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum Davis Chirchir at their headquarters in Nairobi according to the latest information shared.
Good News To Kenyans As Pump Prices Is Expected To Do This In January 2023.
Pump prices are expected to ease in the New Year 2023 following a drop in global crude oil prices by over 20%.Crude oil cost is one of the factors that determine the calculation of fuel prices in Kenya by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA).
Good News To Kenyans as Prices of Petrol and Other Related Products Said to Reduce in January
Sigh of relief for Kenyans in the New Year 2023 as price of petroleum products and other related products said to reduce drastically. According to media reports, the pump prices are expected to ease in January following a decline in global crude oil prices by over 20%.
Economic Expert Warns Kenyans As Prices Of Basic Commodities Set to Rise After EPRA's Adjustment
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) increased the cost of the inflation adjustment to 85 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) from 67 cents per unit due to excessive inflation in a Gazette notice that was published on Friday, January 13. Daniel Kiptoo, the director-general of EPRA, remarked that the energy regulator slightly increased the cost of electricity before the government's anticipated thorough review of electricity prices in three months.
Good News To Kenyans as Prices of Petrol and Other Related Products Said to Reduce in January
Sigh of relief for Kenyans in the New Year 2023 as price of petroleum products and other related products said to reduce drastically. According to media reports, the pump prices are expected to ease in January following a decline in global crude oil prices by over 20%.
Ruto's Government Reportedly Planning A Crackdown On The Following Homes Will Illegal Power
President William Samoei Arap Ruto's administration is Reportedly mapping homes and busineses that are illegally generating electricity for sale as Kenya Kwanza administration is preparing for a countrywide Crackdown that will see those nabbed culpable pay up to Shs. one million in fines. This comes after President William Ruto's administration through the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) said that it has so far identified homes and busineses that have been secretly and silently generating more than one Megawatt (MW) of electricity for sale without licences.
Kenyans to Dig Deeper into Their Pockets Over a New Costly Power Project
It has emerged that Kenyans will have to dig deeper into their pockets in order for the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) to accomplish the Ksh354 billion projects included in the Low Cost Power Development Plan (LCPDP) by 2041. This comes after geothermal energy was highlighted as the flagship project for power provision in an effort to establish the most cost-effective method of tapping and distributing electricity across the nation.
EPRA Issues New Directive On KPLC Power Usage
According to the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra), it has located residences and establishments that are now producing more than one Megawatt (MW) of power for sale without permits. According to EPRA Director-General Daniel Kiptoo, a rise in developer-business agreements has dramatically increased the number of people who are producing more than one MW of power unlawfully.
Kenyans To Suffer More After President William Ruto Cut Off Uhuru's Subsidy.
Kenyans ought to prepare for additional difficult stretches ahead as subtleties uncover that they will pay 15% something else for power from Sunday. This is after President William Ruto picked not to expand a multi-billion sponsorship started by previous President Uhuru Kenyatta. This is after the Energy and Oil Administrative Power chief general Daniel Kiptoo said that the 15% rebate that had been presented by Uhuru wouldn't be reached out past its expiry date of 31st December.
End Of Road To Kenyans As Electricity Price Is Set to be Hiked From Sunday Following Ruto Decision
Following President Ruto's decision to end fuel subsidies, which were started by President Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenyans must prepare for increased electricity expenses. Director General of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA), Daniel Kiptoo, commented on it and indicated that the 15 percent discount will not be extended above its expiration date of December 31, 2022.
Ruto Cuts Off Uhuru's Subsidy Throwing Kenyans Into More Pain as Power Prices are Set to Hike
As it turns out, Kenyans will have to pay 15% extra for energy starting on Sunday, so they should brace themselves for further difficult times. After former president Uhuru Kenyatta's multibillion-dollar subsidy was introduced, President William Ruto decided not to continue it. This comes after Daniel Kiptoo, the director-general of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority, declared that the 15% discount that Uhuru had instituted would not be maintained over its 31 December expiration date.
Ruto's Government Reportedly Planning A Crackdown On The Following Homes Will Illegal Power
In preparation for a nationwide crackdown that will see those found guilty of violating the law pay fines of up to Sh. 1 million, President William Samoei Arap Ruto's administration is reportedly mapping homes and businesses that are illegally producing electricity for sale. This comes after the administration of President William Ruto announced that it has so far identified households and businesses that had been covertly and covertly producing more than one Megawatt (MW) of power for sale without permits through the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra).
Kenyans Left Talking After EPRA Dropped by Ksh 1 the Prices of Diesel, Petrol and Keosene
Fuel prices have dropped marginally by KES 1 per litre in the latest review announced by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA). In the statement released on Monday, the Authority said the reduction is for Super Petrol, diesel and Kerosene. A litre of petrol will now retail at KES 177.30, diesel KES 162 and kerosene at KES 145.94 from Tuesday, November 15 to December 14.