Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) is once again under the parliamentary spotlight as lawmakers question its financial health, governance, and accountability amid revelations of ballooning debts, forex losses, and irregular procurement practices. The concerns came to the fore when the company’s top management, led by Managing Director Dr. Joseph Siror, appeared before the National
Kenya Power has announced a series of scheduled power interruptions across several regions of the country to facilitate essential maintenance and network upgrades. The notice, issued under Rule 27 of the Electric Power Rules, states that the exercise is necessary “to connect new customers or to replace power lines during grid construction.” According to the
The National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee on Commercial Affairs and Energy (PIC-CAE) on Tuesday, October 14, grilled top management of the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) over shocking audit questions that reveal the existence of deep-rooted financial malpractices, lapses in government, and procurement defiance that threaten the company’s stability. The Committee, Chaired by Pokot
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