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Mission

To provide effective regulatory control in the utilisation of radiation and nuclear technology for social economic development

Vision

Safe and Secure and Peaceful utilisation of  Nuclear Technology

Core Values

  • Professionalism
  • Integrity
  • Consistency
  • Teamwork
  • Innovation

Welcome to Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority.

Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority is a body corporate on radiation protection, nuclear safety, nuclear security, nuclear safeguards and non-ionizing radiation. KNRA hosts the EU-CBRN Regional Secretariat for the Eastern and Central African Centres of Excellence (CoE) Initiative, comprising 12 member states.

Our Tweets

Directors from the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority, led by Corporation Secretary Beth Mushi, appeared before the Senate ICT Committee chaired by Allan Chesang, where they proposed changes to the Electronic Equipment Disposal, Recycling and Reuse Bill, 2025. The regulator wants

Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority Cooperation Secretary Beth Mushi appears before the Senate during deliberations on the Electronic Equipment Disposal, Recycling and Reuse Bill, 2025 (Senate Bills No. 5 of 2025) at Bunge Towers on February 17, 2026.
📸DOUGLAS OKIDDY

@knrakenya today appeared before Senate ICT Committee to present its views on Electronic Equipment Disposal,Recycling & Reuse Bill,2025.
The agency proposed that all e-waste containing nuclear or radiological components should be regulated under the Nuclear Regulatory Act, 2019

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Our Strategic Objectives

  1. To strengthen the Regulatory Framework for the effective control of radiation sources,
    radioactive waste management and nuclear technology.
  2. To protect persons, society and the environment from the hazards associated with the use of
    radiation and nuclear technology.
  3. To strengthen national capability for responding to a radiological or nuclear emergency.
  4. Strengthen national, regional and international partnerships in radiation safety and nuclear
    security.

11

Radiation Protection service providers

1500+

Licence facility

2000+

Radiation workers

9

Regional Offices