Kenya Power and Lighting Company has announced growth in income from the e-mobility sector, with electricity sales from electric vehicle (EV) charging reaching Ksh 382 million over 34 months. In a press release dated May 21, Kenya Power said the growth reflects a sharp increase in EV adoption across the country, supported by expanding infrastructure
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has arrested a Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) employee attached to the Mbale-Vihiga Office over alleged bribery involving Ksh 20,000. In a statement, EACC said the suspect, Kennedy Wambani Oduor, was arrested following investigations into allegations of soliciting and receiving a bribe from God’s Vision for Africa in
Seven employees of Kenya Power have been acquitted of corruption charges in a case involving a Ksh 159 million procurement exercise that gained national interest and caused the sacking of some senior managers of the company. The judgment brings to an end a case that has dragged on for years over the pre-qualification of Labor