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Kenya Power case reports go missing

Dr Ken Tarus (left) with the outgoing MD, Ben Chumo, after addressing the press at KPC Headquarters in Parklands, Nairobi. [File, Standard]

Vital documents at the heart of a Sh400 million graft case against former Kenya Power bosses have gone missing.

The firm’s former CEO, Ben Chumo, and his successor Ken Tarus, who is on suspension, are facing charges touching on controversial procurement of transformers from three firms - Ada International Ltd, Muwa Trading Company and Nucon Switchgears PYT Ltd.

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