On July 19 Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta officially opened the Lake Turkana Wind Power project in the north of the country, by commissioning the 438 kilometre, 400kV Loiyangalani-Suswa High Voltage Power Line that will carry the windfarm’s generation to the national grid. At 310 MW from 365 turbines, the windfarm is now the continent’s largest.
A government statement explains that the project is powered by the Turkana corridor wind, a low level, year-round current of air originating from the Indian Ocean.
The windfarm itself was commissioned in October 2018 according to Wikipedia.
Kenya has a stated goal of meeting all of its electricity needs by 2020.