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Kenya Power plans to connect 12,000 homes with Internet

Kenya Power workers inspect a transmission line. PHOTO | FILE

Kenya Power targets to connect 12,000 homes in Nairobi with Internet through its fibre optic network in a 12-month pilot that has already kicked off.

The firm, through its subsidiary Kenya Power International, has identified Safaricom as its partner in the project and Tuesday signed an MoU with the telco.

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