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Kenya Power sends home 110 employees over illegal connections

A Kenya Power technician fixes an electricity line. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

By  DANIEL OGETTA

What you need to know:

  • Kenya Power has laid off 110 employees who were found guilty of aiding fraud, illegal connections and other crimes.
  • The power distributor said in a statement Thursday that the layoff happened within the past one year.
  • Speaking in Nairobi's Tassia estate, during an operation to dismantle illegal power connections, Kenya Power managing director Benard Ngugi vowed to take action against staff who engage in activities that undermine the company's operations.

Kenya Power has laid off 110 employees who were found guilty of aiding fraud, illegal connections and other crimes.

The power distributor said in a statement Thursday that the layoff happened within the past one year.

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