Kenya Meat Commission close to collapse Nzia, Daniel
Series: The Standard | The Financial JournalPublication details: Nairobi : Kenya The Standard Group Tuesday, March 3, 2009Description: pp. 1, 4-5Subject(s): Summary: KMC is on the verge of total shutdown, just three years after it was officially re-opened. Only a quick infusion of millions of shillings could save the factory. Over 200 employees risk losing their jobs should the company close down. Management Vacuum created by failure of Minister of Livestock to appoint a replacement after sacking the then managing commissioner has created a window for corruption and mismanagement. Old and outdated machinery and equipment are a drain to the limited resources due to high electricity bills and inability to produce diversified products that would stir up the market.
KMC is on the verge of total shutdown, just three years after it was officially re-opened. Only a quick infusion of millions of shillings could save the factory. Over 200 employees risk losing their jobs should the company close down.
Management Vacuum created by failure of Minister of Livestock to appoint a replacement after sacking the then managing commissioner has created a window for corruption and mismanagement.
Old and outdated machinery and equipment are a drain to the limited resources due to high electricity bills and inability to produce diversified products that would stir up the market.
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