KPC faces a governance dispute after petroleum workers asked the Capital Markets Authority to stop the recruitment of a new managing director until the pipeline firm’s board is reconstituted.
Oil workers want Kenya Pipeline Company to reconstitute its board before hiring a new managing director. [File, Standard]
Petroleum workers have petitioned for the reconstitution of the Kenya Pipeline Company’s (KPC) board following an initial public offering early this year.
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