350 police officers deployed to guard key power installations
Kenya Power Acting Managing Director Geoffrey Muli, and Benson Mwakina, the Director of Renewable Energy at the Energy ministry during the Clean Energy Conference at the KICC on the sidelines of the 5th Edition of the KAM Summit and Expo dubbed Changamka Shopping Festival that runs to November 5, 2022
The government has deployed 350 police officers to guard key electricity production and distribution installations to curb vandalism such as what was witnessed in January leading to a national power outage.
Distribution pylons owned by Kenya Power came down in January in Embakasi, Nairobi after persistent vandalism—causing a nationwide blackout.
