EPRA Announces Burial Plans for Late Assistant Director Silas Cheboi

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) is mourning the death of Silas Cheboi, who served as the authority’s Assistant Director for Surveillance and Enforcement.

EPRA announced Cheboi’s death on August 13, 2026, describing it as a profound loss to the authority, his colleagues and many people who had worked with him during his career.

In its message, the authority remembered Cheboi for his dedication to his work and his professional approach to carrying out his duties.

He was also recognised for his integrity and commitment to the responsibilities given to him under EPRA’s mandate.

Cheboi’s role in surveillance and enforcement was part of the authority’s wider responsibility of regulating Kenya’s energy and petroleum sector.

Through his position, he worked with other officials in carrying out duties related to compliance and enforcement within the sector.

His death has left colleagues and those who worked with him mourning the loss of a member of their team.

EPRA said his contribution to the authority would be remembered, while extending its condolences to his family, friends and colleagues during this difficult period.

The authority also shared details of the burial arrangements, which have now been finalised. Cheboi will be laid to rest at his Solian home in Eldama Ravine, Baringo County, on August 15, 2026.

The burial is expected to bring together members of his family, colleagues, friends and well-wishers who will gather to pay their respects and honour his memory.

For his colleagues at EPRA, the occasion will also provide an opportunity to remember a man who served the authority with dedication and professionalism.

His work in surveillance and enforcement formed part of the efforts by the regulator to carry out its responsibilities in the energy and petroleum sector.

EPRA has joined those close to Cheboi in mourning his passing. The authority’s message reflected the loss felt by those who knew and worked with him, as well as its appreciation for the service he offered during his time at EPRA.