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It's hard finding a legit pure honey seller in Nairobi Hizi vitu mnauza mmejaza sukari tupu

This EPRA decision is shocking. The first time I heard such an idea was two years ago when Rebecca Miano as CEO of KENGEN said KENGEN was intending to supply large power Electricity customers directly. Sounded wierd. Not because of practical possibility of wheeling charges but the impact on KPLC. This is a death knell. Now KPLC has about 10,200,000 Electricity customers. Of these, there are only 6,000 Large Power Customers of 15,000 units per month and above. These 6,000 account for 49% of the total electricity sales by KPLC. This is the group that is being targeted by IPPs including KENGEN to be supplied directly bypassing KPLC and only pay Wheeling charges to KETRACO and KPLC. Then KPLC will miss out on the Revenues. Most of this group is served at 11kV, 33kV, 66kV, 132kV, 220kV. The cost of supplying them is almost Zero. Breakdowns in those Voltage levels are very few, meter reading is even automatic. But KPLC has to serve 10,200,000 customers who consume the remaining 51%. Serving these small consumers is a huge task. From billing, attending to breakdowns, meter reading, new connections, replacing small burnt transformers etc KPLCs has 10,000 employees and you can safely say the 10,000 actually serve the small consumers. But now, the 6,000 large consumers are now hived off by IPPs. The Operations bill of KPLC will NOT change. But Revenues have reduced by 49%?? This is right from the bottom line of earnings. This 49% Revenue loss will be the actual LOSS by KPLC. So how can KPLC survive?? It will definitely collapse. Can EPRA explain what will happen once KPLC collapses It will be the Public that will suffer. Kenya can't survive without KPLC.

Dc cables from inverter to battery. Current inapita hapa when running your house for example electric kettle is north of 60A Using thin cable is recipe for disaster

Dc cables from inverter to battery. Current inapita hapa when running your house for example electric kettle is north of 60A Using thin cable is recipe for disaster

really having the time of my life in the bunduz. made tupancakes from outside

Paying someone a salary of under KSh 30,000 in Nairobi for a 9-to-5 job, 5 to 6 days a week, should be declared illegal and inhumane!

Paying someone a salary of under KSh 30,000 in Nairobi for a 9-to-5 job, 5 to 6 days a week, should be declared illegal and inhumane!

Just when Kenyans thought things could not get worse, another major price shock could be coming. Kenyans could soon face even higher electricity bills from July after KPLC submitted new power tariffs to EPRA for the next 3-year cycle (2026/27 to 2028/29). EPRA is currently reviewing them. And remember: When electricity and fuel prices rise, everything else follows. Food prices. Transport. Rent. Business costs. Then UDA politicians will still stand on podiums and say, “The economy is improving.”