Kenya Pipeline Company just snagged the top spot as Company of the Year, pulling in a 7.1 excellence score. The state-owned pipeline operator beat out everyone else by crushing it across stuff like productivity, innovation, leadership, and environmental responsibility. Their productivity numbers jumped from 3.09 to 4.37, and the government labor department called that pretty wild.
The company has been branching out beyond just moving fuel around. They started getting into fiber optic cables by using their existing pipeline setup to help with internet connectivity. KPC also teamed up with Boma International School of Hospitality to train people for jobs in tourism, and the tourism minister showed up to make it official. Managing Director Joe Sang seemed pretty hyped about the whole thing.
The company has been branching out beyond just moving fuel around. They started getting into fiber optic cables by using their existing pipeline setup to help with internet connectivity. KPC also teamed up with Boma International School of Hospitality to train people for jobs in tourism, and the tourism minister showed up to make it official. Managing Director Joe Sang seemed pretty hyped about the whole thing.
