Kenya Power Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced industrial attachment opportunities for continuing students who are seeking practical work experience during the September 2026 intake. In a notice by KPLC, the three-month attachment programme is part of the government’s commitment to supporting youth empowerment by providing students with an opportunity to gain experience. KPLC said the
The Kenya Power Company has downplayed the fears about the removal of electricity transformers in Mbeere North, stating that the move is part of the maintenance of the equipment meant to guarantee reliable electricity power. In a press statement released by the company on Thursday, July 9, 2026 regarding the move to remove the electricity
The National Police Service (NPS) has responded to reports that several police stations in Nairobi have been left without electricity and running water after failing to pay utility bills. The affected stations include Kasarani, Buruburu, Lang’ata, and Kamukunji, where officers have reportedly been working under difficult conditions for months. According to a media report, Kenya
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