Once this limit is reached, they are charged power under the normal tariffs. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) now says that the government will remove the 15,000kWh tariff following lobbying by EV firms surpassing the threshold due to increased demand for EV charging. According to Epra Director-General Daniel Kiptoo, the limit was set to protect Kenya Power from further revenue losses due to the cheaper tariffs. “We need to have a conversation with the utility (Kenya Power) and the stakeholders so that we can make a decision on increasing the limit from 15,000 units per month to a higher threshold,” said the Epra boss. It is also more than the cumulative number of EVs that had been previously registered in Kenya, bringing the total number of EVs registered in the country to 3,753.

11 Lynsey Hope tests cleaning hacks Credit: Oliver DixonMany hacks involve items you already have at home, but which ones work best? 11 Soak your shower head in Coke and let it soak Credit: Oliver DixonRemove your shower head, place it in a freezer bag, then fill the bag with the fizzy drink. After replacing the the shower head, run it on hot to flush all the cola through. But if your shower head is very dirty, it may not be strong enough." 11 Black tea also helped sharpen dull windows Credit: Oliver DixonTea contains tannic acid and will work in a similar way to vinegar.

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Fans attending will also have the opportunity to join the players on-stage to participate in football-themed competitions. Dave Roberts, owner of Red Army Group UK Ltd, the parent company of Red Radio, said: "We are absolutely thrilled to finally bring Juninho back to Teesside. “His impact on Middlesbrough FC and the local community was immense, and we know how much he is still adored by the fans. The fans' favourite said: “I can’t wait to be back on Teesside and meet the fans. "The event is going to bring back so many good memories, it is going to be so special for me too.

Sue Carol Asbury, age 88, of North Tazewell, Virginia, drew her last breath here on earth on Friday, May 31, 2024, in a Tazewell Nursing home, following an extended illness. Sue was born in Russell County on February 15, 1936, the daughter of the late Wesley Farmer and Susie Lawson Farmer.

Maria Hernandez, 52, is due to appear at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday June 18 over an incident during the football Champions League final on Saturday. According to the Daily Mirror, a dispute arose when stadium staff would not allow some players’ family members on to the pitch to celebrate after Real Madrid won. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “Maria Hernandez, 52, of Madrid, Spain, has been charged with common assault and will appear at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday June 18. Lubnenko appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday, where he was banned from football matches in the UK for three years. Police arrested 53 people during the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund at the weekend.

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Thungela Resources, South Africa’s largest export coal producer, said it won’t make emissions reduction commitments that it can’t keep. This is specifically in relation to so-called "Scope 3" greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions – defined as those indirect emissions generated by customers making use of Thungela’s coal. "What we would like to avoid doing is committing to society targets for the sake of committing targets that we will not be able to meet," Thungela CEO July Ndlovu said in response to questions at the group’s Annual General Meeting on Tuesday. "And that's why we are being very deliberate and rigorous in terms of our thought process, both in terms of timing and quantum of what we can impact."

Nairobi: Kenya's opposition leader, Raila Odinga, and Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi have been slated for a joint state address on Wednesday, June 5. ODM party leader Raila Odinga (pictured left) with Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi have been scheduled to address the country on June 5. After Zuma, Kenya's former Foreign Affairs minister Amina Mohamed was on the verge of being the second woman to hold the post. Djibouti fielded its Foreign Affairs Minister Mahamoud Ali Youssouf to face off with Kenya's Raila and Fawzia of Somalia. How many presidents are behind Raila's AU bid?

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Beverage Digest says that, in a direct head-to-head comparison, Dr Pepper barely edged out Pepsi as the second most popular soft drink in America during 2023. Keurig Dr PepperWhile Coca-Cola (19.2% of the market) still reigns supreme as the top choice of soda drinkers in America, Pepsi’s longtime status as the second most purchased brand is no more. Dr Pepper topped it, even though it technically tied Pepsi at 8.3% in terms of volume sales. The news (which we first heard at CNN) reflects both Pepsi’s steady decline and Dr Pepper’s steady rise over recent years. It also reflects Americans’ view that Coca-Cola is still the unquestioned number one soda.

Mr Biden said on Monday that “this campaign has entered uncharted territory”. Speaking at a fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut, he said the former president “wants you to believe it’s all rigged. “Nothing could be more dangerous for the country, more dangerous for American democracy,” Mr Biden said. “He can’t accept the fact that he lost, it’s literally driving him crazy,” Mr Biden said. The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment.

The men were named as British-Israeli Nadav Popplewell, 51, Chaim Peri, 79, Yoram Metzger, 80, and Amiram Cooper, 85. Hamas released a video showing the other three men in December. All four hostages were kidnapped from kibbutzes near the Gaza Strip on 7 October. Hamas killed about 1,200 people and took 251 others hostage during its attacks on southern Israel, according to Israeli authorities. At least 36,470 people have been killed in Gaza in almost eight months of fighting, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.

Officers were called at 11.04am on Tuesday May 21 after concerns were raised for the welfare of the occupants of a property in Hartley Road, Radford. The bodies of two women, believed to have lain undiscovered for some time, were found inside the end-of-terrace property. In a statement issued on Tuesday, Detective Chief Inspector Ruby Burrow said: “Since this tragic discovery, we have been working hard to establish the circumstances surrounding these deaths. “Officers are now satisfied no crime has occurred and so the matter has been referred to the coroner. “Our thoughts remain with those affected by this distressing case.”

For the leaders of both Hamas and Israel, ending the war in Gaza has become a deadly game of survival. Mr Netanyahu needs to keep his long-term options open, to stand a chance of winning their support for any initial hostage deal. Hamas leaders, on the other hand, are likely to want permanent ceasefire guarantees upfront. Mr Netanyahu talked over the weekend about the destruction of Hamas’s “military and governing capabilities” and ensuring that the group no longer posed a threat to Israel. But there are clear splits emerging between Hamas leaders inside and outside Gaza.