Nairobi, Aug. 3 -- Kenya's e-mobility sector has entered a new phase. The National Electric Mobility Policy has established a clear strategic direction, recent fiscal incentives have strengthened the investment case, and private capital continues to support new entrants and innovative business models.

The challenge now is ensuring the sector scales into a commercially sustainable and mature industry. Achieving this will depend on reducing the commercial, regulatory and governance uncertainties that accompany every emerging market, creating the confidence needed for long-term investment, innovation and growth.

The next test for Kenya's e-mobility sector will not be its ability to attract investment, but to translate that investment into ...