Kenya Power Limited Company (KPLC) on Wednesday disregarded claims of a three-day planned nationwide blackout.
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The power firm through their twitter account, stated that the information that was being relayed to Kenyans through a circular on social media, was fake.
The misleading information had stated that KPLC had announced a total black out for the country starting on the 29th, 30th and 31st of February.
The false information further explained that the shutdown of the power grid was due to a full maintenance of all its generators during the three days.
KPLC disregards compensation claims
In January 2018, KPLC had dismissed claims that the company was compensating its consumers for a power outage.
According to the information that did rounds on the internet, consumers were required to give details in order to be compensated.
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