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Kenya Power fires 110 employees over illegal connections

A Kenya Power technician working on a transformer. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  DANIEL OGETTA

Kenya Power #ticker:KPLC 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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