Weak Governance to Blame for High Electricity Prices in Kenya, World Bank Says
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 29/05/2025
Electricity tariffs in Kenya are among the highest on the continent partly because of poor governance in power purchasing agreements with independent power producers, the World Bank says in its […]
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