The ability to charge your phone at home is something many of us take for granted. Yet for millions of Kenyans, this simple act is not possible.
Recently, I was in Naivasha with MPs as they discussed the priorities in their legislative calendar, and their most pressing ask was how to facilitate robust electrification. It was not a surprise to hear that there are constituencies in Kenya where less than 10 percent of households are connected to the national grid.
