Kenya Pipeline privatisation Stories
On Wednesday, a section of opposition MPs announced plans to move to court to block the planned sale, describing the process as irregular and rushed.
Odinga drew parallels with the United Kingdom during Margaret Thatcher’s leadership, recalling how wealthy investors from the Middle East purchased hi...
Authority, and Lake Victoria North Water Works Development Agency each defaulted three times on loans of Sh2.79 billion, Sh2.5 billion, and Sh4.4 bill...
Justice Bahati Mwamuye said the petitioner, the Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK), must serve the respondents and interested parties with the appl...
MPs expressed concern that public participation on the plan has not been adequately conducted, leaving many Kenyans unaware of the potential implicati...
The matter of privatising State corporations has been contentious, drawing varied reactions from Kenyans and stakeholders across different sectors.
The privatisation plan has been presented to Parliament and is now with the joint committees on Energy, Public Debt and Privatisation for detailed rev...
President William Ruto hailed the listing as a turning point in the country’s strategy to mobilise domestic capital for transformative projects while...
President William Ruto made the announcement through a gazette notice dated July 18, 2025, invoking powers granted under section 5(1)(a) of the Privat...
National Treasury is now banking on the older law and the reactivated Privatisation Commission to raise Sh149 billion in the 2025/26 financial year.
The court dismissed the application, stating that the government failed to demonstrate how its pending appeal would be undermined without the suspensi...
Despite the controversies surrounding privatisation processes, President William Ruto defended the government's decision, citing a decade-old report r...
The Privatisation Act, of 2023, aimed to enhance the regulatory framework governing the privatisation of public entities, aiming to boost the efficien...
To address this, the Committee says financing of the gap will predominantly shift towards foreign borrowing.
The CS said he will now write to the Treasury CS on the issue of the 2019 cabinet resolution.
Last month, President William Ruto signed a revised privatisation bill into law that makes it easier to sell state enterprises to private companies.
