Wayleave

Wayleave disputes, arising from disagreements between landowners and utility companies over the use of land for infrastructure development, are a common challenge in Kenya’s rapidly evolving landscape. These disputes can lead to significant delays, increased costs, and social tensions. This blog delves into the intricacies of wayleave disputes in Kenya, exploring effective approaches to their…

A Focus on KPLC and KETRACO In Kenya, the seamless delivery of electricity to homes, businesses, and industries hinges on a complex network of power lines and substations. These infrastructure projects often require the acquisition of electricity wayleaves, a legal right granted to utility companies to use private land for the installation, operation, and maintenance…

In Kenya’s ever-evolving infrastructure landscape, ensuring the smooth flow of electricity, water, and communication signals requires a crucial legal concept: wayleaves. A wayleave, in essence, grants a right-of-way over someone’s land to another party, typically a utility company, for installing and maintaining essential infrastructure. This comprehensive guide delves into the legalities and practicalities of wayleaves…