In a groundbreaking verdict, the Court of Appeal has ruled that the entire Finance Act 2023 is unconstitutional. Although this decision bears far-reaching consequences in various fields, we at the Electric Mobility Association of Kenya are particularly apprehensive about its effects on our growing e-mobility sector within the country. The Finance Act of 2023 introduced …
The transport sector in Kenya is currently at a critical juncture, as it grapples with the twin issues of spiking fuel prices and mounting environmental concerns. Nevertheless, there seems to be an encouraging solution that’s emerging – electric vehicles (EVs) as well as buses powered by electricity. Leading the charge towards this electrifying revolution and …
The Electric Mobility Association of Kenya (EMAK) recently held a productive meeting with its members hosted by Ampersand Energy to discuss various essential initiatives and upcoming events. The gathering had an excellent turnout both in person and online, highlighting the invaluable work EMAK is undertaking towards supporting the growth of the electric vehicle (EV) sector …
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The origins of public transport in Kenya can be traced back to 1934, when Overseas Transport Company (OTC), a British company, launched a fleet of 12 buses in Nairobi. Over time, OTC changed into Kenya Bus Services (KBS), which dominated Nairobi and its environs. The resilient company fought off stiff competition from the government-subsidised Nyayo …
Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has strongly rejected any plan to introduce taxes on the electric mobility industry. Murkomen said such taxes would “greatly harm an industry that is still in its early stages” as it will hinder the adoption and growth of electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. Murkomen emphasised the importance of electric …
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