Two men have been arrested in Kisumu for possessing stolen electricity equipment valued at over Sh3 million. The suspects are alleged to be receivers of stolen energy infrastructure, which they then resold for illegal electricity connections, contributing to power disruptions in the region.

• Most important fact or figure from the article: Stolen electricity equipment valued at over Sh3 million was recovered.
• Key person or organization involved: Stephen Bala Magak and Frederick Odhiambo Owino were arrested, and Kenya Power's Security Services Manager, Geoffrey Kigen, confirmed the arrests.
• Notable detail that adds context: The Energy Act 2019 criminalizes such acts, with penalties up to Sh5 million, a five-year prison term, or both.