No more afternoon tea at Kenya Power : The Standard

Kenya Power has announced to staff members that the firm will no longer be providing afternoon tea from December 1, 2019. “As management continues to implement a raft of measure to manage various costs, addressees are hereby notified that provision of afternoon tea services shall be suspended with effect from December 1, 2019,” read a memo from Kenya Power. The power firm hopes to save some coins by retracting the service in bid to turn around the business.

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“Management seeks the support, cooperation and understanding of everyone as we navigate to turn around the business,” said the Company. This comes a few weeks after Kenya Power appointed Bernard Ngugi as the new CEO, taking over from Jared Otieno who was in acting after Dr Ken Tarus was ousted out in July.

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Ngugi, an accountant by profession served as head of procurement, General Manager Supply Chain.

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