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Senate Committee on Energy was today forced to end its first sitting prematurely after officials from Gulf Power Limited, a private power generating company, failed to provide the necessary information about its ownership. The General Manager Norman Wanyiri and his team were sent away after they failed to reveal the names of the beneficial owners of the company
Senate Committee sends away Gulf power officials
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