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EV Charging Infrastructure Partnerships Starting to Grow In Kenya

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BasiGo partnered with Rubis Energy Kenya to expand fast-charging infrastructure, with the first operational station at Sabaki, Athi River, and additional sites in Meru, Nanyuki, and Nyeri scheduled for July 2026.

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