Macharia Kamau is a Journalist at Standard Group PLC. He specializes in energy and mining, business and economics, and regional interest, focusing on topics such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and economic policy. His work has been featured in NationAfrica and Standard Group PLC.
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Kenya (National)
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Macharia Kamau's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements, often citing data and press releases. His coverage heavily revolves around business, finance, economy, energy, power infrastructure and related topics.
Given this emphasis on local government activities and economic matters in Kenya (specifically Nairobi), individuals or organizations with insights into the Kenyan governmental policies regarding energy, power infrastructure development, economic growth initiatives or challenges would likely capture his attention. This may include industry experts, economists or officials knowledgeable about regional business trends that align with Macharia’s reporting themes.
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By: Macharia Kamau
Motorists have in recent weeks been grappling with fuel shortages across the country.
Kenya’s fuel crisis has exposed major weaknesses in the G-to-G fuel deal amid soaring prices and supply disruptions.
By: David Odongo, Macharia Kamau
KRA Board Set To Interview Seven Candidates As Former CS Adan Mohamed Emerges Among Front-Runners To Replace Humphrey Wattanga.
By: Esther Dianah
Kenya risks sliding back into an era of widespread fuel adulteration as the government's heavy subsidy on kerosene opens up a price gap of more than Sh90 per litre with diesel, reviving incentives for rogue dealers to blend the cheaper fuel into transport fuels for huge profits.
The petroleum industry regulator appears to have been sidelined this week during a key decision-making process that led to the change in the pump prices of diesel and kerosene.
By: Macharia Kamau
Epra has increased the cost of using the pipeline to transport fuel from the Kenyan coast to the rest of the country.
By: Macharia Kamau
President William Ruto is unwilling to cede a shilling of money raised through taxing petroleum products
The government owed the petroleum sector players more than Sh20 billion, with the bulk of the money at Sh13.74 billion incurred in the last two pricing cycles.
National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi says altering the upcoming 2026-27 spending plan would leave critical public services such as health and education without funding.
