
Politicians face ouster from 65 rich parastatal boards in new rules All the board members in 65 State agencies have been retired. News 14 min ago
This comes as it emerged that Kenya Electricity Generation Company (KenGen) Chairperson Alfred Agoi became the first casualty of the law after he was ejected from chairing a board meeting on account of his past political history as the immediate former Sabatia MP.“But I am happy that finally, last year, we managed to pass the law on GOEs and as a result, we have had to retire close to 250 board members of 65 government-owned commercial enterprises,” said the President.
All the board members in 65 State agencies have been retired as the implementation of the Government-Owned Enterprises (GOE) Act of 2025, which delinks the agencies’ operations from political patronage, takes shape.
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