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Regulatory Delays in Kenya: How Investors Can Protect Energy and Mining Projects

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Regulatory approvals can determine how quickly a project moves from planning to implementation. Understanding the legal and commercial risks of regulatory delays in Kenya can help you protect your timeline, costs, and investments as an investor. Regulatory delays in Kenya aren’t new. According to a recent report, these delays are costing Kenyans billions in losses, […]

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Kenya Energy Projects. The First Legal Questions Foreign Sponsors Should Answer Before Market Entry

Kenya Energy Projects. The First Legal Questions Foreign Sponsors Should Answer Before Market Entry

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Kenya reopened to new Power Purchase Agreements in November 2025 after a moratorium of nearly three years. In January 2026, EPRA revoked its allowed-return guidelines and the geothermal benchmark tariff, signalling a broader reset of how project economics will be priced going forward. Foreign sponsors evaluating Kenyan generation, transmission, or distribution projects are entering a

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Entering Kenya’s Mining Sector: What U.S. and European Investors Should Verify Before Spending on Due Diligence

Entering Kenya’s Mining Sector: What U.S. and European Investors Should Verify Before Spending on Due Diligence

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Is Kenya open to new mining investment by foreign investors? Kenya’s mining sector has been open for new license issuance since October 2023, and capital from the United States and Europe is increasingly testing the market for lithium, rare earths, titanium, gold, and industrial minerals.  Before a foreign investor commits seven or eight figures to

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Beyond the Boardroom: Reflections from WAREN Law’s Visit to China

Beyond the Boardroom: Reflections from WAREN Law’s Visit to China

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Some of the most consequential business conversations do not begin in a boardroom. They begin around a table. During my recent visit to China, I sat down for lunch at Crystal Jade in Beijing with partners, business contacts, and friends. Dishes prepared with the kind of intention that tells you, before anyone says anything, that

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