Kenya losing Sh 300 annually to vandalism of electrical installations

Kenya losing Sh 300 annually to vandalism of electrical installations

Kenya is losing about 300 million shillings annually to vandalism of electrical installations. Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation Chairman Prof. Simon Gicharu says having communities fully embrace power projects could help eradicate vandalism. Connect with KBC Online; Visit our Website - http://www.kbc.co.ke/ Follow KBC on Twitter - / kbcchannel1 Find KBC on Facebook - / kbcchannel1news Follow KBC on Instagram - / kbcnews_ #KBCNewsHour

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