KenGen is hinting at potentially lower electricity prices due to a surge in hydroelectric power generation across the country. This increase is attributed to significantly improved water levels in key dams.

• Hydro generation on April 28 exceeded projections, producing 11.7 million kilowatt-hours against a forecast of 10.95 million kilowatt-hours.
• The involved organization is KenGen, the Kenya Electricity Generating Company.
• Dam reservoir levels are strong, with Masinga Dam recorded at 1,056.54 metres, indicating near-optimal capacity and reduced reliance on costly thermal power.

The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) has issued a public warning regarding fake job offers circulating for the Rironi-Naivasha road projects.

• KeNHA is alerting the public to fraudulent recruitment notices and SMS messages.
• Scammers are deceiving job seekers into submitting personal documents and sending money for supposed application fees.
• KeNHA has stated that all recruitment processes for the projects are completely free of charge.

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) data indicates a significant rise in vehicle registrations by 47.9% between 2021 and 2025, coinciding with intensified enforcement efforts.

• A total of 395,235 new vehicles and motorcycles were registered.
• The NTSA, with data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), attributed the surge to enforcement and improved registration efficiency.
• Motorcycles and three-wheelers saw the most substantial growth, nearly doubling in registration numbers, while saloon car registrations declined by 22.5%.