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Kenya Pipeline Boss Joe Sang’s Re-Apointment Suspended

Sarah Wamaitha by Sarah Wamaitha
February 3, 2023
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Joe Sang-KPC [Photo/Courtesy]

Following a lawsuit filed by the Law Society of Kenya, the High Court has temporarily halted Joe Sang’s appointment as interim managing director of Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC).

Mr. Sang’ returned to KPC as acting CEO two weeks ago after a Nairobi court acquitted him of corruption charges related to the construction of the KSh1.9 billion Kisumu Oil Jetty.

Read: Fuel Prices Set To Rise AS KPC Seeks To Hike Tariffs By 36PC

Dr. Macharia Irungu’s three-year employment with the state corporation came to an end after the board decided not to renew his contract.

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Meanwhile, the court ruled that KPC is free to appoint any employee in a top management position as Acting Managing Director.

“The LSK obtains orders suspending the appointment of Joe Sang as acting MD Kenya Pipeline. The board has been granted the liberty to appoint acting MD from amongst the senior management at the Corporation,” LSK President Eric Theuri stated.

Having resigned as the MD in 2018, the LSK claims in the petition that Mr. Sang holds no positions at KPC. The LSK goes on to state that no advertisements were made for the MD job thus far.

The case will be mentioned on March 10 for further instructions.

Read: LSK To Sue DPP For Withdrawing Graft Cases

Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) announced the appointment of its former Chief Executive Joe Sang as the new interim managing director of the cash-rich state corporation on Tuesday, January 17, 2023, only weeks after being cleared of suspected corruption charges last month.

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