leave GK firms to GK. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before the skeletons come out of how cash was siphoned like mms. and I highly doubt that profit of last year now... numbers don't lie.

some wazua wise men had serious queries about project mawingu, right now, what they feared is coming true

@Ericsson. precisely. I also find kengen and kplc exposing (unecessarily) themselves with debt for that high capacity when a lesser gradual growth with less debt would suffice. the motives behind these actions bearing in mind the top shareholder is pretty obvious

you tell me. if significant then safaricom could be a special case!

@Boris Boyka,Aguytrying
Safaricom gava has a bigger shareholding than in KQ i.e 35% while in KQ its 29%.
Safaricom is a special case in that under the deal they signed with gava;vodafone will be the ones managing and appointing the CEO,CFO and CTO.
So gava's work is to sit aside and enjoy the dividends.They are not to interefere with the management.

If you wanted to set up a factory and the power is not enough in the country would u wait years for the country to set up the power or will u go to where there is enough power? Dreamliners we bought since they are cheaper to manage and it gives them a chance to expand their routes and be at par with competitor Ethiopian Airlines, you cant compete without the tools....tools first then compete...just like fibre internet, we still dont use most of the capacity and there were very few smartphones at the time of set up, look at the situation now, 150% growth in consumption year on year....cheap power will be same, more industries, more businesses