Nairobi City Launches Smart Street Lighting Project in Kenya

Posted on :Monday , 2nd February 2026

In an effort to fully enlighten the city while enhancing safety and service delivery, Nairobi City County recently announced plans for introducing smart street lighting in collaboration with the National Government. They are introducing LED lighting to outdated lights to cut down on carbon emissions and electricity use. 

The county is going to fill this gap by adding add. . .

Makueni Drives Kenya Transition Towards Sustainable and Dependable Lighting Solutions

Posted on :Monday , 3rd November 2025

In an effort to strengthen its position as a national leader in Kenya's shift to green energy lighting facility, Makueni County is implementing an ambitious new Lighting strategy. The policy's objective is to provide households, schools, health centers, and businesses across its six sub-counties with power lighting that is clean, cost-effective, and reliable.

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Uasin Gishu Announces Eldoret Sh3 Billion Solar Street Lighting Project in Kenya

Posted on :Friday , 3rd October 2025

To make Eldoret City safer, smarter, and more energy-efficient, Uasin Gishu County plans to implement a Sh3 billion solar-powered street lighting project as part of a public-private cooperation. Two years will be spent on building, followed by thirteen years of operation, upkeep, and eventual county handover as part of the fifteen-year project. To get the opinions of the residents, local involv. . .

Kenya on Track to Electrify 12 Million Homes by 2026

Posted on :Monday , 4th August 2025

Kenya is lighting up the nation like never before through its bold Last-Mile Connectivity Project, which is set to illuminate at least 12 million households by next year. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki announced that over 10 million homes are already glowing with power lighting, thanks to recent efforts that have connected 700,000 households in just two years. This expansion of electricity ac. . .

Africa Lights Up: The Rise of Artisanal and Decorative Illumination

Posted on :Thursday , 8th May 2025

Over the past two years, decorative lighting has witnessed a noticeable surge across Africa, with cities like Addis Ababa showcasing this growing trend. Urban landscapes are increasingly illuminated, from glowing sidewalks to radiant building facades, reflecting a rising appreciation for lighting as both a functional necessity and a form of artistic expression. Beyond standard exterior lighting. . .