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Company at pains to explain rise in electricity costs and tokens hitch

Energy Cabinet Secretary Hon. Charles Keter (center) addresses the press on billing and prepaid services as the the Energy Principal Secretary Dr. Eng Jospeh Njoroge(right) and Kenya Power MD Dr. Ken Tarus ( left) look on, April 27, 2018 [David Gichuru Standard].

Kenya Power was Friday at pains to explain major hiccups electricity consumers have experienced in the recent past that left many feeling the State agency has been fleecing them.

Some of the hiccups include last week’s unavailability of tokens for prepaid power users, with a number of customers unable to get their tokens days after they had paid Kenya Power.

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