E-Plus Kenya

Our emergency lines are now fully restored and ready to assist you. Thank you for your patience.

Your safety remains our top priority.

In case of an emergency, reach us instantly on:
📞 1514 (Toll-Free)
📞 0700 395 395/0738 395 395

🚨 Our main emergency lines are currently down. We are working hard to get them back up and running!

In the meantime, please reach us via our alternative contact line: 0701 825 126

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

Eid Mubarak to you and your family! 🌙

As you celebrate these special moments with loved ones, rest easy knowing we’re always on standby.

In case of emergencies, dial:
📞 0700 395 395 / 0738 395 395
📞 1514 (Toll-free)

Our emergency lines are now fully restored and ready to assist you. Thank you for your patience.

Your safety remains our top priority.

In case of an emergency, reach us instantly on:
📞 1514 (Toll-Free)
📞 0700 395 395
📞 0738 395 395

🚨 Our main emergency lines are currently down. We are working hard to get them back up and running! In the meantime, please reach us via our alternative contact line:

📞 0701 825 126

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

Continued rainfall is forecast across several parts of the country from 17th–23rd March 2026, with intensity expected to increase from Thursday.

Stay updated via Kenya Meteorological Department and take the necessary precautions.

🚨 PUBLIC NOTICE

An unidentified middle-aged African man was evacuated by E-Plus to Kenyatta National Hospital today, Sunday, 15th March 2026. He was found unresponsive near the Kenya Water Institute in South C at approximately 1:00 PM.

The patient is approximately 5'9" tall with a large build and a distinctive white beard. At the time he was found, he was wearing a black T-shirt and brown trousers. He had no identification documents on him.

If this description matches someone you know, please visit Kenyatta National Hospital as soon as possible.

Share this post widely to help us reach his family or friends.

Hapo tu where action is, that’s where you’ll find us!

Part of our team kwa ground! 🚑

We’re on standby providing emergency care support to both participants and spectators throughout the .

Heading down to Vasha this weekend? Drive safely and obey traffic regulations.

After a long rally day, it’s time for radio fitting on our ambulances. Communication is critical during the as teams are stationed across different locations, including remote areas, and must stay constantly connected to the control room.