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Wind of change now blows in arid Kenya with 310MW project

By Wainaina Wambu | 5yrs ago

Some of the wind turbines towering 30 metres at Sarima (PHOTO: ALI ABDI)

Six hundred kilometres from Nairobi in a vast wilderness of mountains, plains and valleys lies one of Kenya’s largest private-public partnerships.

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