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Under corruption probe? Not me, says KenGen chief
KenGen Managing Director Eddy Njoroge during a press conference on September 10, 2009 at the company headquarters in Nairobi. He denied hat he was involved in corrupt dealings currently under investigations by KACC. /Fredrick Onyango
KenGen managing director Eddy Njoroge on Thursday defended himself from accusations that he is among high profile individuals being investigated by Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission for fraudulent dealings.
Justice minister Mutula Kilonzo tabled a report in parliament on Wednesday which named Mr Njoroge among six cabinet ministers, nine chief executives of State owned firms, and seven MPs whose cases have either been finalised or are waiting to be taken to court.
