Editor's Review

In a notice by the Acting Managing Director Rosemary Oduor, the 5 will proceed on leave for the next six 60 days.

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has sent five top managers on compulsory leave to give room for investigations.

In a notice by the Acting Managing Director Rosemary Oduor, the five will proceed on leave for the next six 60 days.

KPLC will be conducting forensic audits and review of the supply function during the period.

"Addressees are hereby notified that the Board of Directors has resolved that the following General Managers proceed on sixty days (60) days leave with immediate effect to pave way for various forensic audits and the review of the supply chain function to be completed," read the notice.

The five include Aggrey Machasio who was the general manager of infrastructure development, Peter Njenga, general manager regional coordination, Charles Mwaura, general manager of network management, Robert Mugo, general manager ICT, Imelda Bore, general manager of legal services and regulatory affairs and company secretary.

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The five have been replaced by six new appointees who will serve in an acting capacity.

The six are Kennedy Owino to be in charge of infrastructure development, Geoffrey Muli, general manager regional coordination, Raphael Ndolo, general manager of network management, Titus Kitavi, general manager ICT, Jude Ochieng', general manager of legal services and regulatory affairs and company secretary and Ariel Mutegi who will be the acting manager Nairobi region.