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Conflict of Interest: The Insider Deals and Offshore Companies Behind Kenya’s High Energy Costs - Africa Uncensored
Independent Power Producers (IPPs) joined Kenya’s electricity grid in 1996, introduced as a response to power rationing. Rather than benefitting consumers, new evidence in this 2-part investigation raises serious questions about possible conflict of interest. Due in part to the contracts that favour these IPPs, consumers have had to pay for the electricity they generate, even when the power itself is not supplied to the power grid. As a result, …
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