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Kenya: KenGen, NuPEA Intensify Stakeholder Engagements In Kisumu As Kenya Advances Nuclear Power Programme
Nuclear power is expected to complement existing renewable energy sources such as geothermal, hydro, wind, and solar by providing consistent power generation regardless of weather conditions.
Beyond the governor’s office, the delegation also held consultations with the Kisumu County Commissioner and members of the Kisumu County Assembly, including the Speaker.
These engagements provided an opportunity to brief local leadership on the progress of Kenya’s Nuclear Power Programme and discuss the importance of coordinated planning between national and county governments.
Participants emphasised that transparency, public participation, and continuous engagement with communities will be essential as the programme moves into the next stages of development.
Ensuring that citizens are well informed about both the opportunities and safety considerations associated with nuclear power remains a key priority for the implementing agencies.
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen), as the designated nuclear power owner-operator for Kenya’s first nuclear power plant, continues to work closely with Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) and other stakeholders to advance the programme as part of Kenya’s broader clean energy transition and long-term energy security strategy.
Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Cuts Petrol Price By N100, Diesel By N190, Citing Slump In Crude Oil Prices
Nigeria: Dangote Refinery Raises Petrol Price To N1,175 Per Litre, Diesel To N1,620 Per Litre
Tanzania: Energy Minister Orders Contractor To Resume Songea–Mahumbika Power Project Within 14 Days
He explained that the ministry had previously met with the company’s leadership in Dodoma, where they agreed that work would resume within 25 days after the contractor received the payment they had been demanding since December 2025.
However, he noted that the contractor has not yet returned to the project site or resumed work.
Nigeria: NNPC Records N385bn Profit As Oil Output Rises To 1.64mbpd
The state-owned oil firm generated N2.571 trillion in revenue during the month while remitting N726 billion as statutory payments to the Federation.
Despite the profit, monthly revenue declined 47 percent, falling from N4.82 trillion in December 2025 to N2.57 trillion in January 2026.
According to the report, the increase in production was largely driven by the completion of maintenance activities at key offshore assets, particularly the Agbami Field, alongside operational improvements across other upstream facilities.
However, the company noted that operational challenges still affected crude delivery volumes. “Despite the improved production profile, planned deliveries for January were reduced due to adverse weather conditions, evacuation constraints, and asset integrity challenges across some production corridors,” the report said. Natural gas production also rebounded to 7,283 million standard cubic feet per day, up from 6,914 mmscf/d in December, reflecting improved upstream performance.The company reported 24.75 million barrels of combined crude and condensate sales during the month, compared with 22.79 million barrels recorded in December 2025.
Nigeria continues to push to stabilise crude output above 1.5 million barrels per day amid ongoing challenges including oil theft, pipeline vandalism and infrastructure constraints.


