Energy Cabinet secretary Charles Keter on Saturday said Kenya had to break home protocol of confining business at home by extending revenue generation in neighboring countries that don’t have expertise in power generation. Keter said Kenya had borrowed a leaf from China that had been instrumental in Geothermal power generation away from her country in power generation that in recent years had earned her the much-needed foreign exchange earnings. “As a third world country we have learned that Kenya could also earn revenue by extending her electricity power generation programmes to our neighboring countries,” CS Keter said. Keter spoke at Imarisho Sacco Society Ltd in Kericho town after commissioning the Saccos new customer care experience centre at the Saccos KEBO plaza. “With an investment of Sh14 billion, Keter said the Sacco was going places with such huge investment since not many Sacco that we know of have such amount of investment,” Keter said.

Source: The Star February 22, 2021 00:56 UTC