When Oil Shocks Hit Home: Why Africa’s Buses Must Go Electric

By Wanjiru Kamotho-Mureithi The recent instability in the Gulf region has reminded African countries and the world of a familiar yet painful vulnerability; oil-dependent economies face recurring crises they cannot control. Kenya offers a clear illustration of this dynamic. Nearly all the country’s fuel is imported, with the nation spending ... [continued] The post When Oil Shocks Hit Home: Why Africa’s Buses Must Go Electric appeared first on CleanTechnica .