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Tanzania is not rushing to build reactors. It is doing something far more consequential: positioning itself to understand, evaluate, and eventually shape the next generation of nuclear technology—before the window…
For millions of Kenyan households, the cost of cooking has become a painful barometer of the country’s economic strain. The price of a 13-kilogram LPG cylinder, which frequently oscillates between…
Kenya stands at a strategic crossroads. With its expansive coastline, abundant renewable energy resources, and the bustling Port of Mombasa—one of Africa’s most critical maritime gateways—the country is uniquely positioned…
This week in Dar es Salaam, more than a decade of anticipation is reaching a quiet but momentous culmination. Representatives from Equinor, ExxonMobil, and Shell have gathered to finalize what…
The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) issued its press release on 14th April 2026 announcing new maximum retail petroleum prices. The price hikes which became effective on the morning…
Kenya stands at a pivotal moment in its energy journey. Having earned global recognition for its leadership in renewable energy—with over 90 percent of its electricity now generated from clean…
The announcement that the Port of Mombasa will handle 53 vessels within the next fourteen days—including 29 container ships, 15 conventional cargo vessels, eight car carriers, and one oil tanker—is…
The rise of multipolar tensions has redefined how governments negotiate, cooperate, and compete. Major summits, trade agreements, and defense collaborations now reflect a world where authority is more evenly distributed,…