Kenya Power Dealt Blow as Court Rules on Power Disconnections in Some Areas

The High Court has stopped Kenya Power from disconnecting electricity to county governments over unpaid bills without first exhausting the proper dispute resolution mechanism.

Blow to Borrowers as Court Issues Directives Affecting Bank Loan Interest Rates

The High Court has granted banks and financial institutions a temporary reprieve, allowing them to adjust loan interest rates without seeking prior approval from the National Treasury.

Workers Get Protection as Court Rules on Unfair Dismissals

The Employment and Labour Relations Court in Nairobi has ruled that employers must provide a fair hearing before dismissing an employee for misconduct, even if the grounds for dismissal are valid.

EPRA Issues Fresh Warning to Kenyans Over Cooking Gas

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) is urging Kenyans to exercise caution when purchasing cooking gas, advising them to inspect cylinders thoroughly before buying or exchanging them. This warning comes amidst a government crackdown on counterfeit and illicit LPG trade.

Kenya Considers Tighter Vaping Rules as Parliament Weighs Flavour Ban

Sing'oei calls for lower borrowing costs for African countries

Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing'oei has called for a reduction in borrowing costs for African nations, highlighting the significant financial burden imposed by high risk premiums.