91-day T-bill8.750%▲ 0.002
182-day T-bill8.851%▼ 0.008
364-day T-bill9.029%▲ 0.002
Central Bank Rate8.75%07/10/2026
Inflation7.3%October 2026
Top MMF yield10.50%Madison
Sources: CBK auction, 2 Nov 2026 value date (change vs 26 Oct); CBK key rates; fund managers' published yields, as at 15 Nov 2026.

Kenya Power CEO Joseph Siror: profile, board and top team

The Kenya Power CEO is Dr (Eng.) Joseph Siror, in office since 2 May 2023. See his background, the 13-member board list and the senior management team.

Kenya Power CEO Joseph Siror: profile, board and top team

Updated 12 November 2026

The Kenya Power CEO is Dr (Eng.) Joseph Siror, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) since 2 May 2023, according to the company’s senior management page checked on 12 November 2026. He reports to a board chaired by Joy Brenda Masinde, an independent non-executive director, and leads a senior team of general managers listed on the same page.

Updated November 2026. All names, titles and biographies below come from Kenya Power’s own Senior Management and Board of Directors pages on kplc.co.ke. Where the company describes its own performance, this page says so.

In this guide
  1. Who is the Kenya Power CEO?
  2. Joseph Siror’s career before Kenya Power
  3. The Kenya Power board in 2026
  4. The senior management team
  5. Why the Kenya Power CEO matters to you
  6. Frequently asked questions

Who is the Kenya Power CEO?

Dr Siror holds the title Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer and also sits on the board as a director. Kenya Power lists his credentials as B.Sc (Electrical Engineering), LL.B, MBA, PhD, R. Eng., MIEK, MIEEE and FIEK.

Item Detail from kplc.co.ke
Name Dr (Eng.) Joseph Siror
Role Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, KPLC
In office since 2 May 2023
Experience Over 30 years across telecommunications, customs revenue administration, manufacturing, ICT and energy transmission
Degrees PhD in Engineering (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, RFID); MBA; BSc Electrical Engineering (University of Nairobi); bachelor’s degree in law (University of London)
Other training Diploma, Kenya School of Law; Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Radiation Protection, University of Nairobi
Professional standing Licensed Professional Electrical Engineer (EBK); Fellow, Institution of Engineers of Kenya; Fellow, National Defence College; member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (UK); member of the Law Society of Kenya and advocate of the High Court

The combination is unusual for a utility chief: the Kenya Power CEO is both a registered electrical engineer and an advocate, with a long stint in tax administration technology.

Joseph Siror’s career before Kenya Power

Kenya Power’s profile lists three earlier roles:

  • KETRACO: General Manager in charge of Technical Services (System Operations and Power Management) at the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company.
  • NESC: Director, Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication.
  • Kenya Revenue Authority: Senior Assistant Commissioner, Information and Communication Technology.

The company credits him with initiatives to improve operational performance, stabilise the grid, improve customer satisfaction and raise brand visibility, and says his leadership moved Kenya Power “from a loss position to profitability within a year”. That is the company’s own description. For the dividend record behind it, see our Kenya Power dividend history, and for how the share compares with the generator, KenGen vs Kenya Power shares.

The Kenya Power board in 2026

The Board of Directors page listed 13 entries on 12 November 2026, including the company secretary and two alternate directors:

Name Board role as listed
Joy Brenda Masinde Chairman of the Board, Independent Non-Executive Director
Dr (Eng.) Joseph Siror Managing Director and CEO
Hon. CPA John Mbadi Ng’ongo Cabinet Secretary, The National Treasury and Economic Planning
Mr Alex Wachira Principal Secretary, State Department of Energy
FA. Stephen Ikikii, PhD Alternate to the Cabinet Secretary, National Treasury
Eng. Isaac Kiva Alternate Director to the Principal Secretary, State Department for Energy
Logan Christi Hambrick Independent Non-Executive Director
Ezekiel Saina Independent Non-Executive Director
Dr Caleb Bwauma Independent Non-Executive Director
Eng. James Kwanya Rege Independent Non-Executive Director
Ruth Muiruri Independent Non-Executive Director
Eng. Albert Mugo Non-Executive Director (non-independent because he holds shares)
Imelda Bore General Manager, Legal, Regulatory Affairs and Company Secretary

A few profiles stand out. The chair is described as an advocate of 22 years’ standing and Executive Director of the East Africa Centre for Law and Justice. Ezekiel Saina brings more than two decades at KRA. James Rege is a former Member of Parliament for Karachuonyo and former chairman of KETRACO. Ruth Muiruri has been Head of Legal at Kenya Mortgage Refinance Company and Guaranty Trust Bank (Kenya). Kenya Power explains that Eng. Albert Mugo is classed as non-independent under the Capital Markets (Public Offers, Listings and Disclosures) Regulations, 2023 because he owns shares in the company.

The senior management team

Below the Kenya Power CEO, the senior management page listed these heads on 12 November 2026:

  • Imelda Bore – General Manager, Legal, Regulatory Affairs and Company Secretary (acting from July 2018, confirmed December 2019)
  • Stephen Vikiru – General Manager, Finance
  • Dr John Ngeno – General Manager, Supply Chain and Logistics
  • Cecilia Kalungu – General Manager, Human Resource and Administration
  • Robert Kariuki – General Manager, ICT
  • Charles Cheruiyot – General Manager, Internal Audit
  • Eng. Aggrey Machasio – General Manager, Business Strategy
  • Eng. Rosemary Oduor – General Manager, Regional Coordination
  • Eng. Kennedy Owino – Acting General Manager, Infrastructure Development
  • Eng. Phineas Marete – Acting General Manager, Commercial Services and Sales
  • Eng. David Syengo – Acting General Manager, Network Management
  • Dr Jeremiah Kiplagat – Director, Institute of Energy Studies and Research

Three of the network and commercial posts were held in an acting capacity when we checked, which is worth watching for future appointments.

Why the Kenya Power CEO matters to you

Kenya Power is the national electricity distributor, so decisions taken by the Kenya Power CEO and board reach every home and business that buys tokens or pays a postpaid bill. Suppliers deal with the supply chain team: our guide to Kenya Power tenders and supplier registration explains the e-procurement portal. Job seekers should use the official route in Kenya Power jobs: how to apply. Customers with token or billing problems can start at our Kenya Power help hub.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the current Kenya Power CEO?

Dr (Eng.) Joseph Siror is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Kenya Power, according to kplc.co.ke checked on 12 November 2026.

When was Joseph Siror appointed Kenya Power CEO?

Kenya Power says he was appointed Managing Director and CEO on 2 May 2023.

Who is the chairman of Kenya Power?

Joy Brenda Masinde, listed as Chairman of the Board and an Independent Non-Executive Director.

Where did the Kenya Power CEO work before KPLC?

At KETRACO as General Manager, Technical Services (System Operations and Power Management); at NESC as Director, Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication; and at KRA as Senior Assistant Commissioner, ICT.

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Norah Waceke is a business journalist and editor at Business Radar with more than eight years of experience covering Kenya's economy, companies and markets. She previously worked at one of Kenya's leading digital news platforms, where she reported on business, finance and current affairs. A graduate of Multimedia University of Kenya, Norah focuses on clear, accurate reporting that helps readers understand the money stories shaping their lives and businesses.

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