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Kenya phases out low-end phones with Type-C charger rule
A USB Type-C charger. Kenya moves to phase out low-end phones as new rules mandate USB‑C charging, aiming to standardise tech and cut electronic waste.
Low-end phones are being phased out as Kenya mandates USB Type-C charging ports for all mobile phones sold or produced in the country, aligning with a growing global push to standardise charging technology and reduce electronic waste.
All smartphones, tablets, and feature phones — commonly known as kabambe —must support USB Type-C charging, and cables must be detachable from the power adapter, marking a shift away from legacy charging systems.
