Court says Ketraco was not listed under the Government-Owned Enterprises Act, 2025, which formed the basis of the legal challenge.
By
Joseph Wangui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The High Court has rejected a request to suspend the appointment of three directors of Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (Ketraco), ruling that the new government-owned enterprises law does not apply to the utility firm.
Ketraco’s board has advertised the position with extra requirements than those stipulated by law.
NCPE is seeking compensation from Ketraco for ‘idle time’ following delayed implementation of the project.
The changes come after the State-owned transmission firm cancelled its earlier advert following a protest letter warning of legal…
The changes come after the State-owned transmission firm cancelled its earlier advert following a protest letter warning of legal…
PSC reckons that the Ketraco board has been slow to act on the petition seeking the removal of Mr Kibias from the acting CEO’s…
The apex court in October 2022 ordered the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company to pay Spanish firm, Instalaciones Inabensa,…
