In terms of ongoing reforms at Kenya Power — and as far as the future and direction of the running and management of this strategic national utility are concerned — the outcome of the current presidential contest will carry high stakes and far-reaching consequences for the fortunes of its financial health.
This week renowned allies of the political party, UDA, were on Twitter warning the company not to proceed to award tenders for meters and transformers. Clearly, the critical utility has become an unwitting pawn in political poker games.
