9 d. ago Kenya to Divest 65% Stake in State Pipeline Company, Uganda Expected as Major Buyer

Kenya to Divest 65% Stake in State Pipeline Company, Uganda Expected as Major Buyer  Pipeline Technology Journal

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1 week ago OPINION: Mimi Mavuti: Kenya’s Competitive Edge Hinges on Sustainable Industrialisation

By Mimi Mavuti Africa Industrialisation Day, marked on 20 November under the theme Sustainable Industrialisation, Regional Integration and Innovation, offers Kenya a timely moment to reflect on how deliberate and sustainable practices can catalyse long-term industrial growth. Kenya is now at an inflection point where sustainable industrialisation is no longer a lofty ambition — it […] The post OPINION: Mimi Mavuti: Kenya’s Competitive Edge Hinges on Sustainable Industrialisation appeared first on The DailyMail- Kenya.

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1 week ago Regional Energy Cooperation: Ruto Announces Uganda’s Acquisition of Stake in Kenya Pipeline Company Through Privatisation Deal

Regional Energy Cooperation: Ruto Announces Uganda’s Acquisition of Stake in Kenya Pipeline Company Through Privatisation Deal  Serrari Group

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1 week ago Kenya, Uganda to jointly own Kenya Pipeline Company, Ruto announces: "It's a regional property"

Kenya, Uganda to jointly own Kenya Pipeline Company, Ruto announces: "It's a regional property"  MSN

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2 w. ago Uganda Invited to Buy Stake in Kenya Pipeline Company shares as Ruto Pushes Regional Integration

NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 23-Kenya has formally invited Uganda to acquire a significant stake in the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), in what President William Ruto described as a historic step toward shared ownership of regional fuel infrastructure. President Ruto announced that Kenya will divest up to 65 percent of KPC, opening the door for the Ugandan […] The post Uganda Invited to Buy Stake in Kenya Pipeline Company shares as Ruto Pushes Regional Integration appeared first on The DailyMail- Kenya.

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3 w. ago ‘We’ll Revoke the Deal’: Kalonzo Vows to Stop KPC Privatization If Elected in 2027

Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka has opposed the planned privatization of the Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), arguing that the parastatal ranks among the most profitable. This comes as President William Ruto’s administration moves the plan to partly sell KPC into an advanced stage. According to the Privatisation Commission, the privatization of KPC aims to unlock the parastatal’s full potential and reduce the country’s appetite for loans. Kalonzo Musyoka revealed that the sale of the parastatal will become a major 2027 campaign agenda item. A month ago, Kalonzo directed Makueni Senator Daniel Maanzo to challenge the planned privatization of KPC in court. The post ‘We’ll Revoke the Deal’: Kalonzo Vows to Stop KPC Privatization If Elected in 2027 appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

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