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Tuesday December 4, 2018 – Kenya Pipeline Company
(KPC) Managing Director, Joe Sang, has resigned today as the company’s CEO
citing personal reasons.
(KPC) Managing Director, Joe Sang, has resigned today as the company’s CEO
citing personal reasons.
Sang’s resignation comes at a time the Director of Criminal Investigations
(DCI), George Kinoti, has camped at KPC headquarters in Industrial Area
investigating the loss of 21 million litres of fuel worth over Sh 2.1 billion
that cannot be accounted for by the KPC.
(DCI), George Kinoti, has camped at KPC headquarters in Industrial Area
investigating the loss of 21 million litres of fuel worth over Sh 2.1 billion
that cannot be accounted for by the KPC.
A statement issued by the Kenya Pipeline’s board indicated that it
received and accepted a letter from Sang who simply said he would not be
seeking a second term as MD due to personal reasons.
received and accepted a letter from Sang who simply said he would not be
seeking a second term as MD due to personal reasons.
“The board acknowledged the various contributions made by Joe Sang during
his tenure and welcomed his assurance of full cooperation during the
transition,” read part of the statement.
his tenure and welcomed his assurance of full cooperation during the
transition,” read part of the statement.
The board further noted that it held a meeting and resolved to invite
forensic experts to investigate the mysterious disappearance of millions of
litres of fuel.
forensic experts to investigate the mysterious disappearance of millions of
litres of fuel.
“The Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) through their joint company,
Supplycor Kenya Limited, to conduct a forensic audit of stock positions which
should be completed by December 31, 2018,” the statement said.
Supplycor Kenya Limited, to conduct a forensic audit of stock positions which
should be completed by December 31, 2018,” the statement said.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
