Senior employees in Kenya can now be held accountable for operational errors made by their subordinates, following a recent ruling by the Employment and Labour Relations Court in Nairobi.

• A team leader at a banking institution was dismissed for a Ksh48.18 million transaction error.
• The court ruled that the team leader held the primary responsibility for verifying the transaction.
• The judgment serves as a warning to senior employees about the consequences of operational failures under their supervision.

Kenya Power has issued a warning to its customers after its official customer care X (formerly Twitter) account, @KenyaPower_Care, was hacked.

• The hacked account, with over 1.6 million followers, is being used to post cryptocurrency-related content unrelated to Kenya Power's services.
• Customers are strongly advised not to engage with any messages or instructions from the compromised account.
• Alternative official communication channels include Kenya Power's main X account (@KenyaPower), social media platforms, the *977# USSD service, and the myPower app.

The National Youth Service (NYS) has addressed a viral video showing its officers assaulting a civilian, clarifying the incident is two years old and has been dealt with.

• The video, which recently resurfaced and went viral, depicts an assault within a public service vehicle.
• The National Youth Service (NYS) stated the matter was handled according to its procedures at the time it occurred, over two years ago.
• NYS emphasized its commitment to discipline and professionalism, assuring the public that the incident does not reflect current misconduct.