Kenya has recently issued a series of relevant policies to encourage new energy vehicles to enter the public transport sector, reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the impact of air pollution and climate change through practical actions. On the other hand, China's new energy vehicle industry has developed rapidly, and many new energy vehicle enterprises have responded to the "the Belt and Road" initiative and laid out overseas markets, which has also helped relieve the travel pressure caused by rising fuel costs. In addition to urban public transport, new energy passenger vehicles and new energy rail transit have also entered many countries in Africa. In the future, more and more Chinese enterprises will participate in the process of green energy transformation in Africa. (Xinhua News Agency)